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Brexit is a significant part of NFU Cymru’s work. Since the decision was taken to leave the European Union, NFU Cymru has been at the forefront of representing members’ interests to Welsh and UK Government, participating and representing the sector’s views in the relevant stakeholder groups and setting out the needs of Wales’ farmers with regard to Brexit.

NFU Cymru has held numerous member meetings on Brexit and has made a number of submissions to various bodies. In addition NFU Cymru has produced a series of detailed Brexit policy documents looking at trade, regulation, labour and domestic agricultural policy.

• Read NFU Cymru’s vision for the future of farming

White Paper policy proposals do not match industry's ambition, says NFU Cymru

White Paper policy proposals do not match industry's ambition, says NFU Cymru

'Welsh Government's future policy proposals do not share NFU Cymru's ambition and vision for the sustainable growth of the food and farming sector in Wales'. That was the view of NFU Cymru in its response to the Agriculture (Wales) White Paper

NFU Cymru welcomes Trade and Agriculture Commission report

NFU Cymru welcomes Trade and Agriculture Commission report

NFU Cymru has welcomed a report published today (Tuesday 2nd March 2021) by the Trade and Agriculture Commission (TAC). The report, which sets out principles, objectives and strategy for the development of a long-term UK agri-food trade policy

The EU-UK trade deal: summary and in-depth analysis

The EU-UK trade deal: summary and in-depth analysis
NFU Cymru relieved that eleventh hour agreement avoids a 'No deal' Brexit outcome

NFU Cymru relieved that eleventh hour agreement avoids a 'No deal' Brexit outcome
Northern Ireland Protocol - what you need to know

Northern Ireland Protocol - what you need to know

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