Environment, Food and Agriculture News

The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture is again offering local food and drink producers the chance to showcase their produce at two of the Isle of...

The Island’s excellent angling opportunities can further boost visitor numbers and the economy.  That’s the view of Richard Ronan MHK, Minister for...

Micro-chipping all dogs would ensure they are returned to their owners more quickly if they stray, reducing the stress on the animal.  Instant traceability...

The Island will be seen by up to eight million TV viewers when it features on BBC1 TV programme Countryfile this Sunday (22nd March). Presenter Adam Henson and...

Food businesses and the public are reminded of new rules that came into force in December 2014 that affect the way that food allergen information is...

The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture (DEFA) is proposing to delay the introduction of a new measure in the Countryside Care Scheme by a year to...

A one-stop guide highlighting the assistance that’s available when starting or growing a food or drink business can be found online.  The Departments of...

Following a period of public consultation on the Countryside Care Scheme, the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture (DEFA) is taking its proposed...

Campers using the Sulby Claddaghs will pay a £15 fee for a permit from this year if Tynwald gives the go-ahead. Richard Ronan MHK, Minister for Environment,...

Owners of stray dogs will be charged for their return if Tynwald gives its approval to the measure this month.  The Department of Environment, Food and...