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Survey of innovation in EU agri-industry shows ‘systemic shortcomings’

Agri-Business

2 months ago

Survey of innovation in EU agri-industry shows ‘systemic shortcomings’

A new EU survey of rural and agricultural stakeholders found shortcomings when it came to generating value from research and innovation.

Green light for €1.3bn German scheme to rewet farmed peatlands

Environment

2 months ago

Green light for €1.3bn German scheme to rewet farmed peatlands

The European Commission has today (Tuesday, April 14) approved a €1.3 billion German State aid scheme for rewetting of farmed peatlands.

EU approves €615.7m scheme to reduce Dutch dairy herds

Dairy

2 months ago

EU approves €615.7m scheme to reduce Dutch dairy herds

The EU Commission has approved a €615.7 million Dutch State aid scheme to support the reduction of emissions in the dairy farming sector.

EU ‘working cooperatively’ with Ireland on fuel measures

Agri Politics

2 months ago

EU ‘working cooperatively’ with Ireland on fuel measures

The EU is working on a “package of measures” concerning energy, according to Michael McGrath, EU commissioner.

Watch: Many EU countries 'more interested in tanks than tractors'

Rural Life

2 months ago

Watch: Many EU countries 'more interested in tanks than tractors'

Barry Cowen has said there are ways to bridge the gap in CAP funding but that member states will have to cough up to protect farm payments.

Agri-Business

2 months ago

Enforcing CBAM on fertiliser 'defies logic' - MEP

An Irish MEP has reacted angrily to the lack of agreement at this week's meeting of agriculture ministers on suspending the CBAM.

Enforcing CBAM on fertiliser 'defies logic' - MEP

Agri-Business

2 months ago

EU to give €21.5m 'emergency support' to farmers in 3 countries

The European Commission will allocate €21.5 million in emergency support for farmers in three EU member states.

EU to give €21.5m 'emergency support' to farmers in 3 countries

Agri-Business

2 months ago

EU agri chief pours cold water on CBAM suspension for fertiliser

The European Commissioner for Agriculture has moved to downplay the possibility of the CBAM being suspended on fertiliser imports to the EU.

EU agri chief pours cold water on CBAM suspension for fertiliser

Agri-Business

2 months ago

Call on EU to take action on rising farm input costs

As the conflict in the Middle East continues to impact on the cost of farm inputs, the EU is being urged to take "immediate action".

Call on EU to take action on rising farm input costs

Sheep

2 months ago

Should the EU re-classify wool to become a non-waste product?

MEP Maria Walsh has called on the European Commission to urgently reform EU rules that classify wool as a waste product. 

Should the EU re-classify wool to become a non-waste product?

Agri Politics

2 months ago

Farmers and activists gather in Brussels to demand an end to caged farming

Farmers from across Europe joined campaigners outside the European Commission on World Cage Free Day (March 25).

Farmers and activists gather in Brussels to demand an end to caged farming

Dairy

2 months ago

EU dairy farmer group criticises new EU-Australia trade deal

A group representing EU dairy farmers has criticised the EU-Australia free trade deal that was signed this week.

EU dairy farmer group criticises new EU-Australia trade deal

Dairy

2 months ago

An Taisce officially asks commission to overturn new derogation

An Taisce has said it has asked the European Commission to overturn the latter's decision to grant an extension to the nitrates derogation.

An Taisce officially asks commission to overturn new derogation

Beef

2 months ago

Commission sends disinfectants to Cyprus to fight foot-and-mouth disease

The European Commission has sent a stockpile of "emergency supplies" to Cyprus to support its fight against foot-and-mouth disease

Commission sends disinfectants to Cyprus to fight foot-and-mouth disease

Agri-Business

2 months ago

Govt welcomes EU-Australia trade deal - McEntee

Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Helen McEntee has welcomed the signing of the EU-Australia Free Trade Agreement.

Govt welcomes EU-Australia trade deal - McEntee

Agri-Business

2 months ago

EU and Australia sign free trade agreement

The European Union and Australia have signed a free trade agreement (FTA) after almost 10 years of negotiations.

EU and Australia sign free trade agreement

Rural Life

2 months ago

Irish MEP renews call to end clock change across Europe

As the clocks are set to 'spring forward' this weekend, an Irish MEP has renewed his call to end the biannual clock change across Europe.

Irish MEP renews call to end clock change across Europe

Agri-Business

2 months ago

May 1 date confirmed for provisional application of Mercosur deal

The EU has notified to the Mercosur countries about the provisional application for the EU-Mercosur interim Trade Agreement.

May 1 date confirmed for provisional application of Mercosur deal

Agri-Business

3 months ago

DAFM actions on pet food plant controls 'effective' - audit

Actions by the Department of Agriculture (DAFM) to address issues with controls at pet food plants have been "effective", an audit found.

DAFM actions on pet food plant controls 'effective' - audit

Agri Politics

3 months ago

Farm orgs raise CAP budget criticism with top EU agri official

Irish farm organisations have met with the top EU bureaucrat for agriculture and outlined their criticisms of the CAP proposals.

Farm orgs raise CAP budget criticism with top EU agri official

Agri-Business

3 months ago

Commission working on fertiliser action plan and potential crisis support

The European Commission wants to cut farmers' reliance on imported fertilisers with a new action plan and potential crisis support measures.

Commission working on fertiliser action plan and potential crisis support

Agri-Business

3 months ago

Farm org warns of food inflation as it calls for policy response on fertiliser

A farm organisation has said a "policy response" at EU level is "required immediately" amid "rocketing costs of fertiliser".

Farm org warns of food inflation as it calls for policy response on fertiliser

Agri-Business

3 months ago

'Widened' income gap and gender disparities in CAP payments highlighted

A "widened" income gap and gender disparities in CAP payments have been highlighted in a report by the European Commission.

'Widened' income gap and gender disparities in CAP payments highlighted

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