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LABELLING OF RED TRACTOR FARM PRODUCTS AND BRITISH FOOD PRODUCTION

Early day motion 867, tabled 10 February 2010 by Lindsay Hoyle (Labour). Signed by 38 members.

That this House welcomes the launch of unified labelling across the Red Tractor assurance schemes; acknowledges that assured food indicated by the Red Tractor logo is getting an ever-increasing profile, making it more important that all sector standards comply with the same core values; notes that improvements to the scheme will help shoppers identify that the products they are buying are from a Red Tractor farm; believes that the clearer labelling system will also promote positive messages about the high quality of British food production, in turn supporting the Government's food vision and encouraging consumers to buy British; and calls on the Government to pledge vocal support for any measures aimed towards strengthening British food-producing industries.

Signatures by party: Labour 24, Liberal Democrat 5, Conservative 4, DUP 2, Independent 2, Social Democratic and Labour Party 1.