World’s Largest Olive Oil Producer Warns of Fraud Bridget Ryder November 28, 2024 The cooperative called for government action against adulterated olive oil.
French National Assembly Will Vote Against EU Trade Deal With South America Hélène de Lauzun November 20, 2024 France to present a united front in support of its farmers and against substandard South American food imports.
Orbán: EU Needs a Pragmatic Climate Policy That Supports Competitiveness Zoltán Kottász November 14, 2024 The Hungarian PM said farmers shouldn’t be sacrificed for ‘green transition’
Great Britain: Unregistered Chickens Could Land Their Owners in Jail Graham Barnfield October 1, 2024 Critics cry fowl at unhinged government priorities.
Proposed Solar Farms Spell Disaster for English Countryside Graham Barnfield September 26, 2024 Labour’s dash for Net Zero would override local democracy and bury acres of farmland under photovoltaic cells.
A Blackmailer’s Charter: Sweden and Finland Push for Rule-of-Law Clause in EU Farm Subsidies Tamás Orbán September 24, 2024 The Scandinavian countries want the EU’s ideological weapon to be a “general feature in all areas of the EU budget.”
‘Sticking to Climate Goals:’ von der Leyen Unveils “Future of Agriculture” Report Tamás Orbán September 4, 2024 Ominous signs in its launch document evince sympathy for plant-based food, animal rights, and the ideology of sustainability.
Spain Finances Its Geopolitical Irrelevancy Carlos Perona Calvete June 27, 2024 Morocco’s economic growth appears to be part of an implicit international agreement, with the Spanish government actively approving—despite it going against Spanish interests.
Spain: Farmers Undercut by Imports Bridget Ryder May 10, 2024 Spanish orange farmers face a gauntlet of unscrupulous buyers in fast-changing markets.
Brussels Turnabout: Food Security Suddenly Becomes Top Priority Tristan Vanheuckelom April 10, 2024 As elections approach, Eurocrats have a newfound concern for the agriculture sector.
