Category: Europe Agriculture News

EU farmers are required to adhere to strict production standards, and third-country producers must also comply with these standards if they wish to Export to the EU, as per the

A proposal by the Belgian Council Presidency to address the deadlock on New Genomic Techniques (NGTs) legislation was taken off the EU ambassadors’ meeting agenda on Wednesday. The decision was

EU countries have come to an agreement on the first-ever legislation concerning the welfare of cats and dogs within the bloc. The proposal, put forth by the European Commission in

The human body contains more microbes than there are stars in the Milky Way, making the microbiome a key topic of interest for scientists and consumers. Each individual’s gut microbiota

Germany’s governing parliamentary groups have agreed to introduce a relief package for the agriculture sector in response to the farmer protests that shook Europe earlier this year. Farmers protested against

National and EU experts are currently in discussions regarding the implementation of new legally binding limits for acrylamide in food, as reported by EU sources to Euractiv. This reopens the

A coalition of European NGOs has announced their intention to take the European Commission to the EU’s highest court over the 10-year re-authorization of glyphosate, a commonly used weedkiller. The

The EU agrifood policy for the next mandate should focus on providing food chain operators with a common framework for food systems that promotes sustainability, according to Dirk Jacobs, director

The agrifood policies in the new European Commission mandate are expected to focus on balancing the needs of farmers, consumer demands, and sustainability. Farmers across Europe have been protesting against

Brazil has urged the European Union to reconsider its deforestation law, expressing concerns that the regulations could have a detrimental impact on Brazilian exports. In a letter to the European