HallMark Advocates for Industry Participation in GB Labelling Consultation

Consultation on the Implementation of ‘Not for EU’ Labelling Requirements in Great Britain – Now Open

In alignment with the Government's ongoing efforts to streamline post-Brexit trade and safeguard the Union, a new public consultation on the implementation of 'Not for EU' labelling requirements for agrifood products across the UK has been announced. This initiative, highlighted in the recent "Safeguarding the Union” command paper, published on Wednesday 31 January, underscores the commitment to uniform labelling practices, ensuring clarity and consistency for consumers and businesses alike.

HallMark Veterinary & Compliance Services, a leader in Veterinary Export Health Certification Services in the UK, strongly supports this consultation process and urges all stakeholders within the agrifood sector to participate. The consultation, accessible via the Citizen Space website, offers a platform for businesses, consumers, and industry experts to voice their opinions and contribute to shaping the future of GB labelling requirements.

Why Your Participation Matters

The introduction of 'Not for EU' labelling is a significant step towards establishing a distinct identity for British agrifood products, reinforcing the UK's commitment to high standards of food safety and animal welfare. By participating in the consultation, you have the opportunity to:

  • Influence the legislative process, ensuring that the new labelling requirements are practical and beneficial for all parties involved.

  • Address potential challenges and propose solutions to streamline the implementation process.

  • Enhance consumer trust and transparency within the agrifood market.

Consultation Details

HallMark is committed to facilitating a smooth transition to the new labelling requirements for our export clients and the wider agrifood industry. We believe that through collaborative efforts and shared insights, we can achieve a regulatory framework that supports the UK's agricultural and food sectors' growth and sustainability.

Join the Conversation

Your insights are invaluable. We encourage you to take part in this important consultation and help shape the future of agrifood labelling in Great Britain. Together, we can ensure that the new regulations serve the best interests of the industry, consumers, and the environment.


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