The European Commission has proposed a range of measures to ensure Europe’s wine sector remains competitive, resilient, and a vital economic force in the decades to come.
tackling issues from strengthening environmental protection to attracting new farmers.An agreement on the next long-term budget in 2019 would provide for a seamless transition between the current long-term budget (2014-2020)…
— last modified 29 November 2017 The European Commission released on 29 November 2017 a Communication on ‘The Future of Food and Farming’, outlining the ways to ensure that the…
— last modified 21 November 2017 The EU Council endorsed on 20 November 2017 the co-legislators’ agreement on the new rules on organic production and looks forward to the final…
— last modified 29 September 2017 The very last agricultural quota system in place, managing sugar production in the European Union, is to be scrapped on 30 September 2017, after…
— last modified 15 March 2017 After successful negotiations between the European Parliament and the EU Member States in the Council, the new Official Controls Regulation adopted today will enhance…
— last modified 27 February 2017 Trade agreements have helped to boost EU agricultural exports and have supported jobs in the agri-food sector and other sectors of the economy, according…
