Category: Europe Agriculture News

Title: Kamala Harris Vows to Combat Price Gouging Amid Food Inflation Concerns In a bid to address escalating food prices, US Vice President and Democratic presidential contender Kamala Harris has

The concept of “novel foods” is gaining traction in Europe, requiring a thorough evaluation by the EU food safety authority before these products can appear on supermarket shelves. Novel foods

The strategic dialogue regarding the future of agriculture is nearing its conclusion. Recently, 29 representatives from the food sector were invited to a roundtable initiated by European Commission President Ursula

Michel Barnier, the newly appointed Prime Minister of France, brings a wealth of experience in European agricultural matters, which may come as a surprise to some. Barnier is already a

Emerging Sparkling Wine Producers Disrupt Traditional Markets Changing consumer preferences and climate change are enabling new sparkling wine producers, such as those in the UK and Sweden, to challenge the

Ghana is implementing a pioneering system designed to trace cocoa beans from farms to ports as it prepares for a new European Union law aimed at prohibiting the import of

Evolving Trends in Europe’s Spirits Market Amid Changing Consumer Preferences Europe is home to some of the world’s most famous spirits, including French cognac and Scottish whisky. However, changing consumer

Member states have a deadline until next week to provide their feedback to the European Commission regarding a proposed common definition of biocontrol products. This initiative aims to streamline the

European Union’s Tail-Docking Practices Under Scrutiny Approximately 134 million pigs are raised for food across the European Union, with many subjected to tail-docking—a surgical procedure that involves removing a portion

The European Commission has put forth new fishing quotas for the Baltic Sea, proposing significant restrictions for various fish species, while exempting herring from these cuts. This proposal was announced