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Red Tractor chief executive Jim Moseley to step down from role

After 50 years in the food sector, Mr Moseley says he plans to retire next April

Jane Thynne
Head of News and Business
clock 鈥� 2 min read
Red Tractor's Jim Moseley is set to retire in April 2026
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Red Tractor's Jim Moseley is set to retire in April 2026

Red Tractor chief executive, Jim Moseley has announced that he will retire from full-time employment in April 2026. "After 50 years in the food and drink industry, and nine years as chief executive...

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