Environment, Food and Agriculture News

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

As the identity of food ingredients continues to make the headlines, there is even more value and interest than usual to knowing more about local Manx produce....

On 15 of February, Robert Parton, skipper of the Peel based fishing vessel, Benolas PL11 appeared before the Deputy High Bailiff, Mrs Jayne Hughes, in court in...

The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture (DEFA) has reduced its 2013/2014 revenue budget by £668,000 to £14.303 million in response to the need to...

Summary 2013/14 budget of £14.3m represents reduction of 4.5% on previous year. Savings of over £800,000 required Compares with budget in 2010/11 of...

The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture has today released a consultation document on secondary legislation relating to the regulation of a flat or...

The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture has highlighted the recent issues with the provenance of processed food sold by UK retailers as a reminder...

The search is on to find the very best farmers on the Isle of Man as the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture launches the nomination process for...

Renowned climate economist and author of the 2006 ‘Stern Review on the Economics of Climate Change’ Lord Nicholas Stern admits he got it wrong during a...

The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture has confirmed that the continuing development of the Isle of Man Food Park in Peel, of benefit to Peel and...