Northern Ireland Grain Trade Association

GRAIN AND FEED PRICES RISE IN THE BREXIT COUNTDOWN

Another month closer to 1^st January and there is still no clarity as to how trade in feed materials will be regulated at the end of the Brexit...

BREXIT CHALLENGES

Local feed businesses will face major challenges in the absence of a trade deal between the EU and the UK by the end of the transition period on the...

BREXIT UNCERTAINTY CONTINUES -

Local feed businesses are having to put some purchasing decisions on hold as uncertainty continues in relation to the operation of the Northern...

N IRELAND MUST HAVE A VOICE AT BREXIT NEGOTIATION

With the worlds’ attention diverted by the ongoing Covid–19 pandemic the clock is steadily counting down to 31^st December and the end of the...

Trade impact of COVID 19

The impact of the Covid 19 Pandemic on trade and the global economy has been significant and will be felt across every aspect of our daily lives. It...

FIRMER PRICES FOR FEED MATERIALS

The new decade has started with a significant hardening of prices across a range of feed materials. A combination of technical factors are in play...

NIGTA FACES THE CHALLENGES ...

The dawning of a new year (and a new decade) brings hope - much needed after a prolonged period of confusion, uncertainty and political turmoil....

REGIONAL FEED MEETING

The Agricultural Industries Confederation (AIC) which represents the agri supply trade throughout the United Kingdom has recently completed a series...

NIGTA Members visited Queens University in September to look around the Global Food Security Unit. Photograph: Columba O'Hare
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NIGTA Members visited Queens University in September to look around the Global Food Security Unit. Photograph: Columba O'Hare
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Doris Leeman, Secretary, NIGTA and Claudine Heron, Past President, NIGTA chat to new members of the Association Michael and Gail Redmond at the Grain Trade Quarterly Meeting. Photograph: Columba O'Hare
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Phelim O'Neill, Chief Executive, NI Meat Exporters Association was the Guest Speaker at the NI Grain Trade Association's Quarterly Meeting and is pictured with Owen Brennan, NIGTA President and Robin Irvine, NIGTA, Chief Executive. Photograph: Columba O'Hare
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Visotors to the NIGTA Seminar at Greenmount included from left: Wallace Henry, Rectify; John Kelley, AIC and George Starrett, John Thompson and Sons. Photograph: Columba O'Hare
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Visitors to Antrim for the NIGTA Roadshow on Quality Assurance. From left: Alistair Glover, James Glover and Sons; Jane Bond, R and J Lyness; Ian McWhirter, Ian S McWhirter and Paul Sloan, Tullyherron Feeds.
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