North’s farmers feel caught in crosshairs of ‘nonsense’ protocol rules
Move to halt port checks comes as sector believes it is enduring ‘worst of both worlds’
Ian Marshall to stand as UUP candidate for West Tyrone in Assembly election
Former senator says he ‘strongly disagrees’ Irish unity is inevitable
NI farmers and retailers doubt political will exists to fix protocol issues
‘We feel we are not getting listened to’ by politicians, says farming union leader
Brexit detail is key to NI commerce, business leader warns
John Healy fears exit uncertainty and Stormont deficit will harm North’s economy
North’s business welcomes certainty but wants voice in Brexit debate
Farmers remain concerned about how UK’s exit from EU will impact on their livelihoods
Brexit: Farmers call for clarification around customs and food products
Food industry is ‘completely integrated’ on island of Ireland, say farmers’ groups
Farmers and business in North await detail on Brexit deal
Lobby groups say more clarity is needed about how the deal would actually operate
Farmers in North to gain millions in EU payments due to sterling weakness
Brexit means the end is nigh for CAP payments to Northern farmers
Business, farm leaders warn Johnson of negative no-deal effects for NI
New prime minister urged to take a ‘hands-on role’ to reinstate Stormont
Ulster Farmers’ Union slams Moy Park temporary closure
Group claims there is a ‘real risk that some farmers will have to close their business’
No-deal Brexit threatens North’s £1.3bn beef and lamb industry, organisations warn
‘It is crucial decision-makers fully understand the devastating economic and social impact’
‘I remember the hard Border – I don’t want to go back to that’
‘NI politicians have been less than helpful,’ says Derry businessman George Fleming
Average farm income in North down by £8,000 last year
Total income from farming dropped by £107m in 2017
Brexit an ‘ever more ominous threat’ for North warns business leader
‘Firms are still in the dark as to what trading conditions they will face’ says Allstate MD
Bordering on Brexit: what those at the coalface think
On a busy day farmer Joe Parker might cross the Border 10 or 11 times, ferrying machinery and feed between his animals North and South
May to meet Northern Irish business groups over draft Brexit deal
Meeting set to increase tension between DUP and Northern Ireland business community
Draft Brexit deal better than no deal, say NI business leaders
Ulster Farmers’ Union cautiously behind agreement
Ulster Farmers’ Union president warns of Brexit risks for members
Ictu in North also in favour of remaining in EU
Ulster farmers welcome move by Asda to pay more for milk
Move comes after protests by farmers who have seen their milk margin hit by global slump in dairy prices
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