The European Union, together with 21 other Members of the World Trade Organization, today committed to open and predictable trade in agricultural and...
Following today's exchange with Member States, the Commission will now adopt the measures to introduce greater transparency through improved price rep...
Having banned unfair trading practices and improved producer cooperation, the Commission is today presenting the third element to improve fairness in...
Each year around 20% of food produced in the EU is lost or wasted, causing unacceptable social, environmental and economic harm. The European commissi...
New European rules that will ensure the protection of 100% of European farmers as well as small and medium-sized suppliers against unfair commercial p...
The European Parliament voted today on a new set of EU rules that will ensure protection of 100% of European farmers as well as small and mid-range su...
The European Parliament, the Council and the Commission reached today a political agreement on a new set of rules that will ensure protection of 100%...
We don't always think about where our food comes from, and if we do we rarely imagine the different steps taken to get to the end product, ready for c...
A sample of representative stakeholders reacted by a large majority in favour of an EU approach to address the functioning of the food supply chain.
The European Commission is launching an EU-wide public consultation on how to make the EU food supply chain fairer.
Agricultural interbranch organisations (IBOs) bring together various operators active in the food supply chain, from farmers and manufacturers to supe...
On 12 December 2016 the Council, led by the Slovak Presidency, adopted conclusions on strengthening the position of farmers in the food supply chain a...
The food supply chain plays a crucial role in the daily life and well-being of every one of us. Apart from ensuring that we all have food to consume o...
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Az aszályról legtöbbször terméskiesésként beszélünk, pedig a probléma ennél mélyebb.
A HungaroMet legfrissebb adatai szerint az elmúlt tíz napban tovább romlott a helyzet.
A lengyel állategészségügyi hatóságok adatai szerint az év eleje óta mintegy tízmillió baromfit kellett leölni a járványok megfékezése érdekében.
Az édesipart napjainkban a kakaópiac bizonytalansága, a mesterséges intelligencia térnyerése és az egészségtudatos fogyasztói igények formálják át.
