UK: Industry pushes for government to back local biofertilizers
HortiDaily
2026.03.24
"Government should back British biofertiliser to protect farmers from rising prices" says trade association in an open letter to Secretary of State Emma Reynolds
British biofertiliser could replace imported artificial fertilisers, the costs are of which soaring, if the Government removes unnecessary restrictions to help farmers, according to the UK trade association representing green gas and bioresources.
In an open letter to Emma Reynolds (Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs) the UK trade association for green gas and bioresources ADBA has called on Government to loosen restrictions on the use of biofertiliser.
"Government should back British biofertiliser to protect farmers from rising prices" says trade association in an open letter to Secretary of State Emma Reynolds
British biofertiliser could replace imported artificial fertilisers, the costs are of which soaring, if the Government removes unnecessary restrictions to help farmers, according to the UK trade association representing green gas and bioresources.
In an open letter to Emma Reynolds (Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs) the UK trade association for green gas and bioresources ADBA has called on Government to loosen restrictions on the use of biofertiliser.
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