UK Pesticides Campaign

The UK Pesticides Campaign is a UK-based advocacy organization focused on the reduction and elimination of hazardous pesticide use, promoting safe and sustainable alternatives in agriculture and beyond. The campaign aims to influence policy and regulatory decisions by applying pressure on governments, regulators, and policymakers to reduce the harmful effects of pesticides on human health and the environment. The organization works on research, public information dissemination, and policy advocacy while collaborating with international and domestic partners to promote ecological and socially just pest control alternatives. As part of its EU lobbying efforts, it has engaged in advocacy regarding pesticide regulations at the EU level, particularly during and after Brexit transitions, to maintain or strengthen protective standards.

Specific names and roles of lobbyists hired by UK Pesticides Campaign for lobbying in the EU are not publicly disclosed in available sources. However, the organization employs scientific, policy, and advocacy professionals dedicated to influencing pesticide legislation and regulations. Past and present lobbyists are generally experts in environmental health, agriculture, and regulatory affairs, working to push pesticide reforms.

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UK Pesticides Campaign primarily falls under categories related to environmental advocacy, sustainable agriculture, public health, and chemical safety in the EU Transparency Register.

The campaign networks extensively with health and environmental NGOs, academic institutions, farming networks, trade unions, and consumer groups. Some affiliated or collaborating organizations include international pesticide action networks, environmental coalition groups, and local farming and community organizations with aligned goals on pesticide reduction.

Exact EU lobbying expenditures by UK Pesticides Campaign by year are not publicly detailed in the information sources identified. However, the organization is a charity that allocates resources to advocacy which likely includes lobbying costs. Precise figures need to be obtained from the EU Transparency Register database or UK Pesticides Campaign’s transparency disclosures.

The organization has participated in numerous meetings and consultations with the European Commission, European Parliament committees, and related EU bodies on pesticide legislation, health, and environmental protection topics.