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Farmers Launch Petition to Back Manx Produce

The Manx National Farmers Union has launched a petition to make more Manx produce available to the public on the Isle of Man.

MNFU has launched the petition after a statistic was released that only 6% of the food purchased on the Isle of Man is produced on island.

In a world where food security is becoming more of a concern, the MNFU want to challenge UK supermarkets and the government to make more Manx produce available.

Back Manx Produce

In comparison to our neighbours, the United Kingdom is 40% reliant on imports, and Jersey 80%, whereas the Isle of Man is now 94% reliant on imported produce.

The Agriculture Minister Clare Barber MHK told Tynwald the figure during a statement about the agricultural and food security strategy in November’s Tynwald sitting.

The online petition can be signed here.

Charlie Morrey is a Broadcast & Multi Media Journalist for Manx.News and also is a Presenter on Energy FM. Charlie has previously written for Isle of Man Newspapers, magazines and also started her broadcasting career with Manx Radio.

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