Farm Europe Indicators : the health check of EU food systems
Sovereignty and sustainability are two facets of the same food challenge. The Farm Europe indicator is based on 12 aggregated parameters that give a picture of the current social, environmental and economic dynamics of food systems in the EU and its Member States.
Latest News
Posted on 25/07/2025 - By Farm Europe

Words Matter ! Farm Europe and EAT Europe welcome the European Commission’s proposal to introduce clear principles for the protection of meat product names in the draft revision of the Common Market Organisation (CMO) regulation, as part of the broader reform of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP).

Posted on 23/07/2025 - By Farm Europe

The European Commission’s proposal to reduce CAP funding and cap subsidies above €20,000 threatens the viability of many productive farms across the EU. Farm Europe’s analysis shows over half of the EU’s farmland would be affected, with major impacts in countries like France, Italy, and the Czech Republic. The reform could weaken agricultural sovereignty by undermining economic stability, especially for family and mid-sized farms.

Posted on 15/07/2025 - By Farm Europe

Farm Europe warns against cutting the CAP budget just when European farmers need more support than ever. The CAP has already lost value due to inflation and disinvestment, and renationalisation would further weaken it. Ahead of the EU budget announcement, Farm Europe urges President von der Leyen to protect food security and keep the CAP strong.

Events
12/05/2025

GLOBAL FOOD FORUM 2025

On a farm, close to Brussels, du 12/05/2025 16:30 to 13/05/2025 14:00

Europe and its agriculture stand at a pivotal moment. More than ever, farmers hold the key to ensuring EU sovereignty, strengthening global food security, and advancing the bioeconomy—an essential pillar for decarbonizing the EU economy. As discussions on the future of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) gain momentum, restoring coherence between the CAP and the broader […]

03/10/2024

Sustainable livestock farming: the benefits for the green transitions

European Parliament, du 03/10/2024 14:30 to 03/10/2024 16:00

The European Union needs to produce, while decreasing the impact on the environment and climate, and to contribute to global food security while respecting the planet’s boundaries. In Europe, livestock farming is at the heart of the public debate. The EU livestock model faces challenges to ensure its economic viability while adapting to increasing societal […]

Blog
US-UK DEAL : the beginning of the unravelling of the WTO framework ?
Blog - Posted on 27/05/2025 - By Farm Europe

The US and the UK have announced a partial trade deal, with key provisions on ethanol and beef. The agreement lacks reciprocity, remains outside WTO rules, and offers limited detail on other sectors. It marks a post-Brexit shift in UK trade policy and signals growing competition for the EU. A dual trade model may be emerging: one rules-based and WTO-compliant, the other driven by bilateral negotiations.

Forum 2025: The Urgency of a Recovery Plan for European Agricultural Production
Blog - Posted on 12/05/2025 - By Farm Europe

On the occasion of the Global Food Forum opening on May 12th — marking its 10th anniversary — Farm Europe will unveil the updated version of its radar on the sustainability and sovereignty of EU food systems. A new indicator will be introduced, highlighting the erosion of traditional strongholds of European agriculture — particularly arable crops and livestock.