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Members of the European Parliament’s AGRI committee penned a letter to Agriculture Commissioner Janusz Wojciechowski on Wednesday calling on him to urgently review the EU’s approach to food security.
MEPs have heard that the EU agri-food sector’s dependence on importing inputs has been revealed as a threat to food security with the invasion of Ukraine.
Irish MEPs Billy Kelleher and Colm Markey called for their fellow MEPs to agree animal transport proposals based on science and the reality of farming.
One of the European Parliament’s largest political blocks has said that there is room for improvement on current EU animal transport regulations, but called for measures that won’t punish farmers.
The European Commission has commenced the task of assessing the CAP strategic plans submitted by member states, says Agriculture Commissioner Janusz Wojciechowski.
A potential EU ban on the transport of unweaned animals below 35 days old and pregnant animals in the last third of gestation is on the cards. Who are the key players and what do you need to know?