AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoDrought Pressure on UK Farms: Suffolk growers report yields down 25–30% after the driest July on record, with farmers trialling hotter-climate crops like fava beans and chickpeas to protect food security. Food Safety Ratings: Scotland’s food hygiene pass rate averages 90.7% in 2026, with South Ayrshire top for a fifth year at 98.78%. Local Hospitality Expansion: Veeno is opening a new Italian wine-and-food venue in Northallerton, bringing meats, cheeses, fresh pasta and pizza to the town. Charcuterie Success: Fulling Mill Charcuterie wins two stars at the Great Taste Awards for its Coppa, as it prepares new curing facilities. River Tyne Nurdle Spill Response: The Marine Minister says North East communities should expect a strong, coordinated clean-up after a nurdle spill, with thousands of volunteers involved. Pasta Recall/“Do not eat” Alerts: Asda and Morrisons have pulled pasta salad products over Listeria risk, with urgent consumer warnings. On-the-ground Openings: Chopstix expands with a new Milton Keynes site offering free giveaways at launch. Whisky Tourism: Whisky Week returns to Glasgow (Aug 27–Sep 6) with a multi-venue trail of tastings and exclusive drams.
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