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Agrifood Brief: Avengers of convergence - Vimarsana News

Agrifood Brief: Avengers of convergence

The EU's financial aid provided to the 'frontline' countries neighbouring Ukraine has been controversial, with the €100 million support package funded with Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) money to Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland, Romania, and Slovakia extensively criticised by all sides.

Leading MEP wants to quiz pesticide firms on withheld toxicity studies - Vimarsana News

Leading MEP wants to quiz pesticide firms on withheld toxicity studies

Head of the European Parliament Committee on Environment, Public Health and Food Safety (ENVI), Pascal Canfin,  wants to hold a hearing with agrochemical giants Bayer and Syngenta after researchers accused them of withholding information on the brain toxicity risk of pesticides. 

The Brief — The building of the BRICS - Vimarsana News

The Brief — The building of the BRICS

In a sign that world geopolitics is shifting before our eyes, South African Foreign Minister Naledi Pandor said ahead of the ongoing summit of the BRICS states that the global order needs a rebalancing away from the Western powers, asserting the BRICS' wish to provide the necessary counterweight. 

EU agri MEPs reject nature restoration law, losing 'voice' in the process - Vimarsana News

EU agri MEPs reject nature restoration law, losing 'voice' in the process

EU agriculture lawmakers have approved their opinion on the EU's nature restoration law which rejects the whole proposal, effectively leaving the agriculture committee ‘without a voice’ in the final draft.

EU's next food fight: regulating gene-edited crops - Vimarsana News

EU's next food fight: regulating gene-edited crops

Some argue the answer to Europe's problems is deregulating gene modification techniques to produce better crops.