Category: Europe Agriculture News

The EU agricultural sector is calling for a shift in policy towards controlling prices and moving away from free trade agreements, such as the stalled deal with Mercosur, according to

France is on the brink of having a new National Assembly following the legislative elections on Sunday evening (7 July). If the Rassemblement national (RN) and its right-wing allies manage

Bee vectoring technology is revolutionizing crop protection by utilizing bees to administer targeted crop controls through pollination. This innovative precision agriculture system reduces the need for chemical pesticides, benefiting both

The new centre-left government in the UK has made commitments to support British farming and prioritize food security. However, uncertainty surrounds Labour’s plans for post-Brexit farming policies following their historic

The chair of the European Parliament’s Agriculture and Rural Development Committee (AGRI) is expected to be taken by the Conservatives, according to Herbert Dorfmann, the current European People’s Party (EPP)

The UK general election results have created opportunities for closer collaboration between the Labour Party and the EU, especially in the fishing industry. Europe’s leading industrial fishing company, Europêche, is

The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has backed the European Commission’s criteria for relaxing rules on certain gene-edited foods, stating that they are scientifically justified. The Hungarian Council Presidency, however,

Humane Society International is dedicated to advancing the welfare of animals globally. Their mission includes promoting the bond between animals and humans, rescuing and protecting dogs and cats, improving farm

EU agriculture ministers will discuss on Monday whether insects, plant-based foods, or lab-grown meat could impact Europe’s culinary traditions at Budapest’s initiative. The Hungarian Council Presidency’s note highlights the importance

The wine sector in Europe is facing challenges such as shifts in consumer preferences, climate change, and surplus wine stocks. To address these issues, a new EU forum called the