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Horticulture industry decisively rejects levy-funded AHDB

AHDB potato levy ballot opens for growers | Press and Journal

AHDB potato levy ballot opens for growers by Nancy Nicolson © Supplied by Richard Crowhurst Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up The ballot on the future of the AHDB potato levy opens today – even as the Stoneleigh-based organisation reels from a decisive rejection by UK horticulture growers. Tattie businesses who pay the statutory levy have a month to cast their votes on the future of AHDB Potatoes and the work it delivers after 176 potato growing or buying businesses submitted valid requests for a ballot – well above the number required.

Many growers feel disengaged with AHDB Horticulture, NFU says

Many growers feel disengaged with AHDB Horticulture, NFU says 17 February 2021 | 61% of respondents to the AHDB Horticulture levy ballot voted to discontinue the levy Many growers feel disappointed or disengaged with how their AHDB Horticulture levy is being spent, the NFU has said. A majority of growers have voted against the continuation of AHDB s statutory horticulture levy, casting further doubt on its future. The ballot looked at the future existence of AHDB Horticulture and the work it sets out to deliver on behalf of UK growers. It asked levy payers: Do you agree that the statutory horticulture levy should continue? , offering a simple yes or no answer.

Horticulture sector votes to scrap AHDB levy; ministers to decide

Horticulture sector votes to scrap AHDB levy; ministers to decide >More in © Global Warming Images/Shutterstock The future of the AHDB in the horticulture sector is looking shaky, after a majority of levy payers voted against paying a levy to support the organisation’s work. A ballot was triggered last October when more than 5% of the AHDB’s 1,400 horticultural levy payers made a request for one. It asked for a simple “yes” or “no” to the question “Do you agree that the statutory horticulture levy should continue?”, and was administered by independent company UK Engage. Results published on Tuesday evening (15 February) showed more than two-thirds of eligible levy payers cast a vote and, of those, 61% rejected the continuation of the levy, while 39% were in favour.

UK horticulture growers vote to abolish levy for AHDB

UK horticulture growers vote to abolish levy for AHDB by Nancy Nicolson © EVENING EXPRESS Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up UK horticulture producers have voted to abolish the statutory Agriculture and Horticulture Board (AHDB) levy. The turnout of eligible voters was 69%, with 61% voting against the continuation of the levy, and 39% supporting the status quo. The result has been passed to UK ministers and the devolved administrations to decide what happens next.

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