News Union’s new CEJA membership ensures Scottish young farmers are represented in key European policy discussions.
03/07/2025
Blog In a development of ShelfWatch, NFU Scotland’s survey of Scottish produce available in supermarkets, the Union is launching a 2025 Soft Fruit Series. During the peak harvest period for strawberries, raspberries and blackberries, we want to know how soft fruits are marketed and sold in Aldi, Asda, Co-op, Lidl, M&S Food, Morrisons, Sainsbury's, Tesco.
03/07/2025
News From today, cattle and sheep must fit new criteria prior to travelling from England to Scotland.
01/07/2025
Blog A major win for Scottish livestock traceability.
25/06/2025
News NFU Scotland has welcomed a UK Government announcement stating that it will carry out a review of the arable supply chain.
19/06/2025
News NFU Scotland is warning that key elements of the Land Reform (Scotland) Bill risk damaging rural businesses, disrupting the land market, and piling red tape on farmers and crofters.
19/06/2025
News NFU Scotland is urging the Scottish Government to reject advice from the UK Climate Change Committee (CCC) and commit instead to a climate strategy that reflects the realities of Scottish land use, food production and rural life.
19/06/2025
News NFU Scotland has voiced serious concern following reports that imported chicken and beef - albeit in small volumes - are increasingly appearing on the shelves of UK supermarkets including Morrisons, Asda and Sainsbury’s. NFU Scotland warns that this trend sets a worrying precedent, threatening to erode previous commitments by retailers to support Scottish and UK farmers.
19/06/2025
News All Policy Changes Must Future Proof Smaller Units Against Disproportionate Risks and Costs
19/06/2025
News NFU Scotland is calling on the Scottish Government to make an unequivocal commitment to a multi-annual and increased funding settlement for Scottish agriculture, warning that without it, the future of food production, climate progress, biodiversity and rural communities is at risk.
19/06/2025