EPISODE · Apr 1, 2026 · 14 MIN
WholeStory 8.26: Political Update
from WholeStory - An FWD Podcast · host Food & Drink Wholesale UK
In our latest episode, James Bielby is joined by DGA’s Josh Aulak and Jess Campbell-Dykes to discuss the political scene as of 1 April. With the war in the Middle East affecting petrol prices and fuel availability, the impact on the wider economy will be ongoing. Its impact is being felt by food and drink wholesalers, making the launch of the Food Resilience Commission timely. Set up to address the pressing challenges on the UK food supply chain, there is none more pressing than the current conflict. Members are urged to submit evidence and attend roundtables to help inform our findings and recommendations to Government. The conversation also looks at the upcoming local elections on 7 May, DRS, and the new changes around Business Rates and National Living Wage, which are now in effect. A must-listen for the wholesale food and drink sector and the wider community.
What this episode covers
In our latest episode, James Bielby is joined by DGA’s Josh Aulak and Jess Campbell-Dykes to discuss the political scene as of 1 April. With the war in the Middle East affecting petrol prices and fuel availability, the impact on the wider economy will be ongoing. Its impact is being felt by food and drink wholesalers, making the launch of the Food Resilience Commission timely. Set up to address the pressing challenges on the UK food supply chain, there is none more pressing than the current conflict. Members are urged to submit evidence and attend roundtables to help inform our findings and recommendations to Government. The conversation also looks at the upcoming local elections on 7 May, DRS, and the new changes around Business Rates and National Living Wage, which are now in effect. A must-listen for the wholesale food and drink sector and the wider community.
NOW PLAYING
WholeStory 8.26: Political Update
No transcript for this episode yet
Similar Episodes
Mar 26, 2026 ·1m
Jan 2, 2026 ·47m
Dec 21, 2025 ·46m