Blog The Scottish Government’s commitment to re-run the Future Farming Investment Scheme (FFIS) in 2026 is both welcome and necessary. For many of our members, FFIS 2025 was not just another funding opportunity, it was a clear signal that capital investment remains central to the future of Scottish agriculture.
29/06/2026
Blog In recent media and press activity, we have been clear: Scotland’s pig sector is at a tipping point. For some businesses, the challenge remains insurmountable, and we are continuing to lose independent pig producers.
26/06/2026
News NFU Scotland has warned that tariff suspensions on a range of imported food products could have unintended consequences for Scottish food producers and undermine long-term food security.
25/06/2026
Blog Our panel event on Fair Supply Chains at the Royal Highland Show last week offered a timely opportunity to reflect on one of the most pressing issues facing members: how we build supply chains that are not only efficient, but genuinely fair, transparent and resilient.
25/06/2026
News Union says outdated system is holding back jobs, investment and competitiveness.
18/06/2026
News NFU Scotland has warned that increasing volumes of imported food and grain entering the UK market risk undermining domestic production, reducing confidence across the farming sector, and threatening the long-term resilience of Scotland's food and drink supply chain.
18/06/2026
News Union calls for certainty, investment and action as Scotland's agricultural transition enters delivery.
18/06/2026
Blog Ten years ago, the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union. The referendum triggered one of the most significant constitutional, economic and policy shifts in modern times and few sectors have experienced more uncertainty and change as a consequence than Scottish agriculture.
17/06/2026
News NFU Scotland and the Scottish Wholesale Association (SWA) have brought together leaders from across Scotland's food, farming, hospitality and tourism sectors to identify opportunities to increase the sourcing of Scottish produce and strengthen links throughout the supply chain.
10/06/2026
Blog 2026 has seen another challenging year for Scottish agriculture. Our producers have seen commodity prices tumbling whilst the cost of essential inputs has soared. The recent conflict has shown yet again how exposed we are to geopolitical shocks that ultimately impact on our food system. Building more resilience in our food system cannot be a choice, but it is not going to happen overnight.
05/06/2026