NFU president Peter Kendall has expressed concerns over calls to achieve a World Trade Organisation agreement at any cost.
Kendall instead stressed that any deal should cover all sectors. “Recent calls for an ‘agriculture-only’ deal single out agriculture and fail to recognise the need for a rounded and balanced deal covering all economic sectors for the round to deliver a fair and positive outcome,” he pointed out.
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