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The AIC Podcast — UK Agri‑Supply Chain Insights

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by Agricultural Industries Confederation (AIC) | UK Agri Supply

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The AIC Podcast is a monthly show delivering clear insights, expert perspectives, and practical guidance to help the agri-supply sector understand how the UK supply chain really works. Each episode focuses on either how the supply chain operates, a key issue shaping the sector, or an in‑depth look at an AIC Assurance Scheme, with AIC Technical Managers explaining what Participants need to know, common compliance pitfalls, and key steps. Designed to be informative, accessible, and relevant, it’s the go‑to podcast for anyone working across the agricultural and agri‑supply industries in the UK.

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Recent Episodes

August 3, 2026

Fertiliser Industry Assurance Scheme (FIAS) at 20: Supply Chain Safety and Compliance

Recorded earlier in 2026 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the FIAS Scheme, in this episode of The AIC Podcast, AIC Technical Manager Roberta Reeve discusses the <a href="https://www.agindustries.org.uk/sectors/trade-assurance-schemes/fias-fertiliser-industry-assurance-scheme.html" target="_blank" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer">Fertiliser Industry Assurance Scheme (FIAS)</a>, its role in supporting safe and secure fertiliser supply, and what Participants need to know to stay compliant. We cover:<ul><li>What FIAS is, why it was created, and how it helps manage safety and security risks across the fertiliser supply chain.</li></ul><ul><li>How the Scheme supports public and regulatory confidence by ensuring fertilisers are supplied, handled, stored and traced safely.</li><li>Why FIAS applies across all fertiliser types, not just higher-risk products such as ammonium nitrate.</li><li>Common areas where Participants can face challenges, including internal audits, management review meetings and training records.</li><li>Practical support available through the FIAS website, including template documents, training videos and FIAS e-learning.</li><li>Good practice tips for embedding the FIAS Standard into day-to-day business operations and preparing for audits throughout the year.</li><li>The Scheme’s 20th anniversary, its role in supporting safe fertiliser handling, and the planned implementation of the updated FIAS Standard in October 2026.</li></ul> This episode is ideal for FIAS Participants, fertiliser businesses, merchants, transport operators, stores, product sales teams and others involved in the fertiliser supply chain who want clear, practical guidance on assurance, compliance, safety and security.

July 22, 2026

Deforestation Regulation Updates: What Agri-Supply Chains Need To Know

In this episode, AIC Head of Policy and External Affairs EdBarker and AIC Head of Animal Feed James McCulloch discuss the latest developments in UK and EU deforestation policy and what they mean for agricultural supply chains. We cover:<ul><li>The latest updates to EUDR and what businesses should know ahead of implementation.</li><li>What EUDR means for Northern Ireland, including regulatory oversight, supply chain challenges and the practical implications for importers and feed businesses.</li><li>The UK Government's plans for a Great Britain Forest Risk Commodity (GBFRC) regime and how it could differ from, or align with, EUDR requirements.</li><li>Key questions around compliance, due diligence, imports, enforcement, competitiveness and the treatment of products linked to forest-risk commodities.</li><li>How AIC is working with government, Northern Ireland authorities and industry partners to help shape policy and support Members as further details emerge.</li> </ul>This episode is ideal for feed businesses, commoditytraders, importers, merchants, processors and others involved in agricultural supply chains who want to understand the latest regulatory developments on deforestation, trade and supply chain compliance.

July 6, 2026

The Feed Materials Assurance Scheme Explained

In this episode, Sarah-Jane Godfrey, AIC Technical Manager, explains the <a href="https://www.agindustries.org.uk/sectors/trade-assurance-schemes/femas-feed-materials-assurance-scheme.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">Feed Materials Assurance Scheme (FEMAS)</a> and its role in the UK feed and food supply chain. We cover:<ul><li>What FEMAS is and how it supports the safe production and supply of feed materials, based on HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point) principles.</li><li>How FEMAS underpins traceability and compliance with feed and food safety legislation, protecting animal health and the wider food chain.</li><li>How the Scheme operates in practice, including sector-specific requirements, independent certification, and Participant responsibilities.</li><li>Common areas of non-conformance, such as record-keeping, pest control, and documented procedures, with practical tips to support compliance.</li><li>How FEMAS supports continuous improvement, international trade, and a more sustainable, circular approach to feed production.</li></ul> This episode is ideal for feed material producers, processors, importers, storage operators, and businesses involved in the feed and wider agricultural supply chains who need clear, practical guidance on assurance, compliance, and feed safety.

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What is The AIC Podcast — UK Agri‑Supply Chain Insights?: The AIC Podcast is a monthly show delivering clear insights, expert perspectives, and practical guidance to help the agri-supply sector understand how the UK supply chain really works.

Each episode focuses on either how the supply chain operates, a key issue shaping the sector, or an in‑depth look at an AIC Assurance Scheme, with AIC Technical Managers explaining what Participants need to know, common compliance pitfalls, and key steps.

Designed to be informative, accessible, and relevant, it’s the go‑to podcast for anyone working across the agricultural and agri‑supply industries in the UK.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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