Save British Food

OUR CAMPAIGN

We represent Britain’s farmers, consumers, and food industry, standing firm against trade deals that betray our nation’s high animal welfare and environmental standards for imports.

Our British values, tied to our beautiful countryside, world-class animal care, and the finest British food, are at risk. While our farmers face ever-stricter rules, we risk foreign producers freely shipping animals raised in feedlots, pumped with hormones and antibiotics, and fed crops grown with pesticides banned here. It’s a shameful double standard that lets down every Brit who cherishes our way of life.

With 94% of the public against lowering our food and welfare standards, we’re in a vital fight to protect the heart and soul of British farming.

Save British Farming and Food

Chrorinated chicken, hormone-fuelled beef, grains, fruit and vegetables with banned pesticide residues – all will be legally imported to this country if the Agriculture Bill goes through unamended.  Help us fight it by joining our campaign.

What we have been doing over the past few years:

Tractor Rallies in Westminster

We organise and take part in tractor rallies to raise awareness about the importance of protecting British farming standards. These events highlight our commitment to ensuring that food, animal welfare, and environmental standards are upheld.

 

Our rallies have gained national attention and brought the voice of farmers directly to policymakers. We’ll continue to make our presence felt—because British farming matters.

Mobilised Farmers Across the Country

We’ve launched many campaigns to unite and give voice to farmers across the country. Our banners have become a powerful symbol of solidarity, proudly displayed on farms nationwide.


Download six designs of window posters to print yourself. 

Where It Matters Most

We’ve been holding tractor rallies in some of the UK’s key food-producing areas, making sure the voices of local farmers are heard loud and clear. These events shine a light on the importance of British farming and the challenges it faces.

 

We’ve also taken our message straight to politicians, showing up in their constituencies so they can’t ignore what’s happening on the ground. Wherever decisions are being made, we’re there to speak up for farmers.