Furthermore, the objectives of the policy are relevant to stakeholders' needs and address market challenges, have a clear EU added value, but need to be better aligned with evolving societal needs and political priorities. These are among the key findings of the ‘Evaluation of the impact of the EU agricultural promotion policy in internal and third countries markets' published on 4 January by the European Commission.
The Commission authorised the marketing of house crickets (Acheta domesticus) as novel food in the EU.
Today, the European Commission launched the 2022 calls for proposals for European agri-food promotion programmes, in the EU and abroad. Similarly to 2...
The promotion policy for agri-food products has been consistent with its objectives. It has increased competitiveness of the sector and raised awarene...
Today, the European Commission launched the calls for proposals for European agri-food promotion programmes, in the EU and abroad.
Since his State of the Union Address in 2017, President Jean-Claude Juncker has been committed to addressing the issue of dual quality of products.
Each year around 20% of food produced in the EU is lost or wasted, causing unacceptable social, environmental and economic harm. The European commissi...
