Niab logo change

Niab will be launching a new strategic plan in 2026 that will ensure the organisation remains at the forefront of translating agricultural innovation into products and services essential for increasing the prosperity and sustainability of farmers and growers throughout the UK.

And as part of this programme the Niab logo is undergoing a refresh. The ‘swish’ and colour remains the same, but the acronym is being retired in its logo form and in text, recognising Niab as our correct company name rather than NIAB; it has been 30 years since privatisation and the move away from the original ‘National Institute of Agricultural Botany’.

This autumn there will be a gradual replacement of the old logo, including on our site signage, publications, digital platforms, event materials and presentations.

Niab CEO Professor Mario Caccamo said: "The Niab name and brand is a valuable resource that is evolving with the organisation, whilst still recognising its cultural legacy. This logo refresh will consolidate our work in creating 'one Niab', emerging from the various sub-brands, services and organisations that have made up Niab, especially over the past 15 years, and emphasise our new vision, mission and values that drives Niab today, without losing the brand integrity and heritage."

For a copy of our new logo contact [email protected].