Environment, Food and Agriculture News

At its July sitting, Tynwald approved the introduction of a charge for the issuing of tree felling licences. The charge of £20 per licence will be in place from...

A Manx company has been given a formal caution following damage to nesting birds during development work. On removing a roof, sparrow nests (specially...

The Department of Infrastructure has scaled back its operations in relation to hedge cutting and weed prevention and removal. Hedge Cutting Most hedges...

People in the Isle of Man may be putting their health at risk when cooking at home, if a new survey carried out in the North West of England by the Food...

The Department wishes to record sincere thanks and appreciation for the tremendous public response towards the Agriculture Industry during the recent heavy...

Television personalities the Fabulous Baker Brothers – one a baker, the other a chef and butcher - will be the major attraction at this year?s Isle of Man Food...

The Department of Environment, Food & Agriculture acknowledges that some farmers suffered damage to their boundary fencing during the recent adverse...

The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture (DEFA) has an obligation to ensure the safe disposal of fallen stock which can present a significant...

The Minister for the Department for Environment, Food and Agriculture, acting as the Competent Authority for the Isle of Man in respect of the following EU...

Integrity and trust is essential in the food chain particularly with regard to the authenticity of processed food ingredients and unfortunately the public’s...