Brussels will make the case for financial compensation to a World Trade Organisation arbitration panel after the trade regulator ruled the bacon ban was politically motivated and therefore illegal. Heightened
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Britain will leave the CAP when it leaves the EU in March 2019, but is planning on a five-year transition period starting in 2019. Michael Gove, UK Secretary of
The European Commission wants to give national governments more flexibility in how they implement the EU’s common agriculture policy – a solution France strongly opposes. Late November, the European Commission
The European Commission regulators are looking “very carefully” at the competition issues in the combination of Bayer and Monsanto. They stated they wanted to make sure farmers still have choice
Italian chef Massimo Bottura plans to open two new restaurants serving free food made from supermarket scraps. Just like his first similar experiment in Milan, they will be accessible only
The European Commission says it will establish a legal definition of ‘vegan’ and ‘vegetarian’ food in Europe by the end of 2019. The number of vegans and vegetarians is steadily
After a record-breaking 47 hours of debate the Agriculture and Fisheries Council raises the number of fish stocks managed at maximum sustainable yield (MSY) to 53 – 9 more than
The European Commission’s Scientific Advice Mechanism says more food and biomass can be obtained from the oceans. Micro sea creatures and underwater plants may be a key element to tackle
Italy prompted seven other EU countries to ask the European Commission to limit rice imports from Cambodia, in accordance with the founding treaty “safeguard clause”. After wheat, rice is the
The European Commission has come out in favour of a more active role for EU member states in the 2020 Common Agricultural Policy reform. Phil Hogan, European Commissioner for Agriculture,