Scotland faces GM-free policy challenge
Scotland has a national GM-free policy but this is under threat from current European Commission proposals that will allow Westminster to sideline it […]
Scotland has a national GM-free policy but this is under threat from current European Commission proposals that will allow Westminster to sideline it […]
Ramona Duminicioiu unpacks the initiatives and the issues around local food and government inaction […]
Ireland’s Phil Hogan has certainly nailed his colours to the mast in how he has brought agriculture and environment together at home. […]
Is the TTIP consultation anything more than a mealy-mouthed farce? […]
EU Commission to apply financial discipline mechanism for the CAP budget for 2015. […]
Arc2020 UK Correspondent Peter Crosskey gives his prognosis of TTIP stakeholder engagement […]
Is the path to hell paved with good intentions? Will a supposedly better regulation actually lead to a tiny or a more apt organic sector? […]
The European Commission is in the middle of developing a new Organic Regulation. What’s the process, and what does the organic movement think? […]
The EIP – European Innovation Programme – offers significant potential for citizens and agri-environment. What’s in it? […]
How was the reaction in Scotland to the recent CAP reform triloge and parliament vote? […]
UK Centre for Agroecology and Food Security organises ‘Food From Here’ conference […]
Commission and Parliament join informal meeting of Agriculture Ministers in Ireland […]
New video from viEUws outlines some of the sticking points ahead of the discussions […]
UK and Germany not in favour of temporary ban, despite strong evidence on disastrous impact […]
EU Commission warning […]
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