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FDF manifesto outlines key policies for future food and drink industry success

3 May 2017

FDF manifesto outlines key policies for future food and drink industry success

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The Food and Drink Federation (FDF) has today set out the five key policies it believes the next Government should implement in order for the food and farming sectors to thrive on a global scale.

The food and drink industry is the UK's largest manufacturing sector, contributing £28.2bn to the economy annually and employing more than 400,000 people throughout the UK.

The FDF is calling on the next Government to:

Discussing the launch of the manifesto, FDF Director General Ian Wright CBE said: “The next six weeks are the pivotal time for the food and drink industry to make its case to those who aspire to form the next Government - a Government which will lead us through Brexit negotiations and the uncertain period that follows.

“Food is a matter of national security. Food and farming is the sector most impacted by exiting the EU. It is imperative that the new Government recognise this, and the importance of the food and drink industry in relation to the success of the wider UK economy.

“We urge policymakers and candidates of all parties to join us in our shared mission: to continue to provide consumers with safe, affordable and nutritious food and drink and unlock our growth and productivity potential.”

More Information

For more information, please contact the FDF press office on 020 7420 7140, press.office@fdf.org.uk.

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