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Vet medicines no-deal advice: information welcome but an agreement remains imperative, says NOAH
NOAH is pleased to have more information for businesses on the action the Government will take in relation to registration and regulation of animal medicines should there be no Brexit deal.
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NOAH welcomes ambitious animal health and welfare vision shown in new Agriculture Bill
NOAH welcomes the publication of the Agriculture Bill, supporting the proposal for ‘public money for public goods’ to protect and improve the health and welfare of all farmed animals.
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NOAH Brexit Barometer 3 sends clear message that ‘no-deal’ Brexit is a serious concern for the animal medicines industry
Industry increasingly concerned by lack of Government clarity
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NOAH statement on ‘no-deal’ Brexit planning
NOAH welcomes the publication of the first of government’s ‘no-deal’ Brexit planning notices but stresses that business remains very concerned about the lack of sufficient time to execute a smooth EU Exit process without interruption to the availability of vital veterinary medicines.
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New vet and farmer members for NOAH Promotion Code Committee
Two new independent members have been appointed to NOAH’s Code of Practice Committee. Cattle vet Owen Atkinson and sheep farmer Charles Secombe were elected at NOAH’s AGM for a 5 year term.
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NOAH’s 2018 Industry in Focus campaign is set to be unveiled during this month’s National Photography Week
The 2018 campaign is being launched to coincide with National Photography Week (23rd-29th July) and will continue throughout the rest of the year.
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NOAH launches new Animal Medicines Best Practice (AMBP) Programme
NOAH is today launching its new Animal Medicines Best Practice (AMBP) Programme with farmer training to support the responsible use of antibiotics across UK farms. The training programme, launched at the House of Lords, gives farmers and vets access to new resources, enabling a coordinated and consistent approach to farmer training in the responsible use of antibiotics.
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NOAH welcomes Norbrook
NOAH has welcomed Norbrook Laboratories (GB) Ltd as its latest NOAH member.
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NOAH: cautious welcome for Brexit Blueprint
NOAH ‘cautiously welcomes’ the government’s blueprint for UK relations with the EU published today
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NOAH gives strong message at agri-Brexit trade seminar
UK agrisupply businesses looking outside the UK due to Brexit uncertainties
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Gaynor Hillier re-elected NOAH Chair
Gaynor Hillier, Elanco Animal Health, has been re-elected NOAH Chair for 2018, following this year’s AGM at BMA House in London on 15 June.
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TOP STUDENTS REWARDED AT NOAH’S ANNUAL MEMBERS’ DAY
NOAH’s second Members Day at BMA house in London on 15 June was the perfect opportunity to reward the top NOAH Certificate of Animal Health (NCAH) students for 2017.
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NOAH launches new three-step blueprint for animal health and welfare
NOAH is today launching its new three-step blueprint to encourage responsible animal health and welfare across the UK
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NOAH is pleased to support the UK Food Supply Chain Manifesto
NOAH is proud to be a signatory to the UK Food Chain Manifesto, drawn up by organisations from the length and breadth of the food chain, representing farmers and their suppliers, through to food manufacturers and retailers.
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Safeguarding animal health and welfare: a priority for the future UK-EU relationship
The ‘Safeguarding animal health and welfare: a priority for the future UK-EU relationship’ event took place at the European Parliament in Brussels
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NOAH responds to Defra consultation: ‘Health and harmony: the future for food, farming and the environment in a Green Brexit’
NOAH has welcomed Defra proposals for the future for UK food and farming as a progressive step towards improving animal health, welfare and sustainability
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Agreement on transition terms a step towards clarity for business
NOAH has welcomed the progress announced today on the agreement of how the UK will leave the EU, including transition terms.
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NOAH comment on Theresa May’s Mansion House speech
NOAH welcomes Theresa May’s confirmation that we should have a close relationship with the European Medicines Agency
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NOAH supports the UK Food Supply Chain summit Brexit statement
"As negotiations about leaving the EU continue, uncertainty is affecting business confidence, within our sector and across the whole"
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Opportunities are within industry’s grasp but uncertainty grows, says NOAH’s second Brexit Barometer
Lack of Government progress contributes to increasing uncertainty surrounding the post-Brexit future of the animal medicines industry
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NOAH comment on EMA move to Amsterdam
"Now the agency’s destination is known, we need to ensure continuity of availability of animal medicines during the move, and into the future."
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Animal health sector supports commitment to responsible antibiotic use
"We must continue to ensure animal health and welfare are not compromised by working to promote measures to prevent disease"
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NOAH Conference: Brexit – what’s the future for animal health?
NOAH’s milestone Conference ‘Brexit: what’s the future for animal health?’ will be taking place on 1 November
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NOAH welcomes industry-led proposals to build UK’s status as world leader in life sciences
The animal health sector can be a part of the international benchmark for success proposed in Sir John Bell’s Life Sciences Industrial Strategy, launched today
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Comment from NOAH on the House of Lords European Union Committee ‘Brexit: Farm Animal Welfare’ report
NOAH has welcomed the publication on 25 July of the House of Lords European Union Committee report ‘Brexit: Farm Animal Welfare’.
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