The food industry can breathe a collective sigh of relief after a deal that EU negotiators struck March 22 on a consumer protection law scratched ‘dual quality’ from the list of outlawed practices.

France, Australia and Turkey – three of the world's top 15 wheat producers – could see 26%, 28% and 88% respectively of their wheat growing land affected by reduced rainfall caused by climate change, a university study suggests.

The Serbian parliament has officially approved changes to the country’s 10-year old food safety law in order to further align Serbia’s food safety legislation to the EU acquis, on March 14.

The food industry can breathe a collective sigh of relief after a deal that EU negotiators struck March 22 on a consumer protection law scratched ‘dual quality’ from the list of outlawed practices.

Tequila has officially been recognised as protected agri-food name in the EU, the European Commission has announced.

The flagship medical journal, the BMJ, is to stop carrying advertisements in its journals for breastmilk substitutes aimed at babies and children under three.

The Serbian parliament has officially approved changes to the country’s 10-year old food safety law in order to further align Serbia’s food safety legislation to the EU acquis, on March 14.

National delegations are travelling to Brussels for another round of CAP reform discussions, while MEPs gather in Strasbourg to debate and vote on new EU rules for fertilising products.

Exposure to common agricultural pesticides before birth and in the first year of life has been associated with a small to moderately increased risk of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) compared with infants of women without such exposure, according to a study published in The BMJ on March 21.

The Serbian parliament has officially approved changes to the country’s 10-year old food safety law in order to further align Serbia’s food safety legislation to the EU acquis, on March 14.

Exposure to common agricultural pesticides before birth and in the first year of life has been associated with a small to moderately increased risk of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) compared with infants of women without such exposure, according to a study published in The BMJ on March 21.

Shops selling products containing Cannabidiol (CBD) are popping-up across Europe and raising questions about their legality, write Katia Merten-Lentz and Manon Ombredane of international law firm Keller & Heckman.

The food industry can breathe a collective sigh of relief after a deal that EU negotiators struck March 22 on a consumer protection law scratched ‘dual quality’ from the list of outlawed practices.

France, Australia and Turkey – three of the world's top 15 wheat producers – could see 26%, 28% and 88% respectively of their wheat growing land affected by reduced rainfall caused by climate change, a university study suggests.

Agriculture and food businesses in the UK, or with UK trade connections, still have virtually no clarity over future arrangements, following this week’s EU Summit meeting in Brussels.

Agriculture and food businesses in the UK, or with UK trade connections, still have virtually no clarity over future arrangements, following this week’s EU Summit meeting in Brussels.

The European Council today (March 21) agreed to extend the deadline for the UK’s withdrawal from the European Union to May 22, which is the day before the start of European Parliament elections, on the condition that the Withdrawal Agreement is passed by the UK Parliament next week.

Tequila has officially been recognised as protected agri-food name in the EU, the European Commission has announced.

Agriculture and food businesses in the UK, or with UK trade connections, still have virtually no clarity over future arrangements, following this week’s EU Summit meeting in Brussels.

The European Council today (March 21) agreed to extend the deadline for the UK’s withdrawal from the European Union to May 22, which is the day before the start of European Parliament elections, on the condition that the Withdrawal Agreement is passed by the UK Parliament next week.

Ministers in the UK are coming under growing pressure to explain why eggs are not included in the list of products to enjoy tariff protection in the event of a no-deal Brexit.