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Sludge to Agriculture Regulatory Reform

The Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (Defra) and Environment Agency are reforming the regulatory framework for recycling sewage sludge and effluent in agriculture, including new rules for marketing fertilising products and establishing a single water regulator to consolidate functions currently split across Natural England, the Environment Agency, Ofwat, and the Drinking Water Inspectorate. The government plans to publish a transition plan for these reforms in 2026, with the aim of ensuring independent scrutiny and auditing while managing farmer compliance complexity.


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19 Oct 2021 | Announcement Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs linked

Soil Health Action Plan for England

UIN: HLWS314 My Hon Friend Parliamentary Under Secretary of State (Minister for Domestic Environment) (Rebecca Pow) has made the following Statement.This statement follows the recent announcement made by my Noble Friend Lord Goldsmith of Richmond Park on 8 September 2...