NGTs : Farm Europe and Eat Europe welcome Council approval at first reading and urge the EP to close the file without delay

Farm Europe and Eat Europe warmly welcome the adoption by the Council, today, of its position at first reading on the New Genomic Techniques (NGTs), paving the way for its final adoption by the Parliament. “NGTs are very much needed and farmers are ready to exploit their full potential, we cannot afford further delays or […]

Eat Europe and Farm Europe: “Scientific rigor is essential in the debate on alcohol and cardiovascular diseases”

In the context of the discussion on the EU Plan on Cardiovascular health, and the current debate on the European Parliament Non-Legislative Initiative (INI) on cardiovascular diseases, Eat Europe and Farm Europe sent a letter to all members of the EP Committee on Public Health, calling on European institutions to address the issue of alcohol […]

Farm Europe & UCAB launch a structured dialogue on the future of agriculture in an enlarged EU

Today, Farm Europe and the Ukrainian Agribusiness Club (UCAB) announce the launch of a strategic dialogue and the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding formalizing their cooperation, aimed at shaping a common pathway for the future of European and Ukrainian agriculture in the context of the EU enlargement process. While this enlargement offers significant political and geopolitical […]

Fertilisers: alternative CO2 pricing mechanism needed to drive agricultural transitions

In response to the geopolitical and economic crisis triggered by the war, the European Commission has urgently convened fertilizer companies and representatives of the agricultural sector to analyze the impact on European agriculture and European fertilizer production. Farm Europe welcomes this initiative that highlighted the need to move toward a more integrated value chain approach […]

Support for Italian rice safeguard initiative, extendable to other EU farm sectors

In a context of increasingly structural geopolitical tensions—from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine to conflicts in the Middle East—the European Union is called upon to strengthen its trade defense instruments to protect strategic productive sectors. In this framework, safeguard measures represent essential tools to ensure fairness and sustainability in global trade. Eat Europe and Farm Europe […]

COMAGRI supports the conditions for a profitable and sustainable future 

Farm Europe warmly welcome today’s adoption by the European Parliament’s Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development (COMAGRI) of the report by MEP Carlo Fidanza on “how to secure a sustainable future for the EU livestock sector in light of the need to ensure food security, farmers’ resilience and the challenges posed by animal diseases?”. This […]

EU ministers pave the way to stronger incentives for bioeconomy

Farm Europe welcomes the adoption of the Council Conclusions on the European Commission’s Strategic Framework for a Competitive and Sustainable EU Bioeconomy. This constitutes an important step forward in strengthening and scaling Europe’s bioeconomy, unlocking innovation, investment and sustainable European production of biomass. The conclusions rightly place stronger emphasis on the efficient use of biomass, […]

CMO: Europe recognises that words matter, and strengthens farmers position

Farm Europe and EAT Europe welcome the provisional agreement reached by the negotiators of the European Parliament, led by the rapporteur Celine Imart, and the Cyprus presidency related to the revision of the Common Market Organisation (CMO) regulation. While the agreement will need to be assessed in the details, the decision to protect key denominations […]

Global Food Forum: No time to delay investing in the future of agriculture

Today, Farm Europe will open the 9th edition of the Global Food Forum, bringing together nearly 200 farmers and their partners across the value chain, in the presence of Ms Annie Genevard, Mr Francesco Lollobrigida, and Mr Stefan Krajewski—respectively the French, Italian, and Polish Ministers of Agriculture—before welcoming Members of the European Parliament: Mr Carlo […]