Global Food Forum: where does the future of the CAP lie?
Bucharest – July 8th, 2016. In the wake of the Global Food Forum, which will take place on the 14-15 October...
BREXIT: European Agriculture Policy must pull itself together
Of course, CAP can definitely face technically and financially, the choice of the UK to leave the European Union. However,...
The CAP can cope with a Brexit
A Brexit would not be a serious blow for the CAP from a budgetary point of view, taking into account...
Milk Crisis: Europe must act quickly
26.05.2016 – Brussels. Today, Farm Europe hosted a reflection group on the situation of the global milk market, gathering key...
New Normal : Sustained low agricultural prices or more volatility ?
On May 3 Farm Europe hosted a debate on how Climate Change is impacting agriculture and food systems in a...
A EUROPEAN POLICY IN NEED OF OVERHAUL OR ADAPTATION?
While the debate on the necessary evolution of the future CAP is about to rebound, thanks to the informal Council...
Climate Change and Market Volatility: A global overview of Policy Actions to build resilient food systems
Today, Farm Europe hosted a debate on how Climate Change is impacting agriculture and food systems in a world experiencing...
On the road to reformulation of food products?
COMMENTS ON THE DUTCH PRESIDENCY EU CONFERENCE ON FOOD PRODUCTS IMPROVEMENT. Earlier this year, the Dutch Presidency brought together representatives...
Beyond the Crisis: Paving the way for the sustainable growth of EU agri-food systems
Since 2006, when farm incomes in Europe and in the United States were still balanced, the US has managed to...
