N.Ireland
Hundreds of workers and trade unionists gathered in Strasbourg for a joint demonstration organised by EFBWW, EFFAT and ETF.
Agri-Business
Members of the EU Parliament have today (Tuesday, May 9) agreed on three draft laws to implement the Windsor Framework.
MEP Chris MacManus has requested the EU Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development to visit...
Agri Politics
The European Parliament is set to establish a committee of inquiry on animal welfare standards during transport.
The European Parliament will vote on an agreement on the withdrawal of the UK from the EU at 6:00pm...
Environment
The EU-Mercosur trade agreement and whether the accord is compatible with the new European Green...
The EU should commit to net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 at the UN Conference, and include...
Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) have expressed deep concerns over the collateral damage...
Beef
A senior official from the European Commission has said that the losses in the Chinese pig herd...
The future of the European beef sector will be discussed tomorrow, Tuesday, November 5 at a session...
There could be up to 1,000 farmers losing their farms per day across the EU, according to the...
The European Parliament's Agriculture and Rural Development Committee has elected its chair and two...
Arable
A Conservative MEP believes The European Parliament's committee on pesiticides has reached the wrong conclusions.
The European Parliament has adopted plans today (Thursday, October 25) to limit the use of...
Schemes
Trade deals with third countries must be fair and balanced, imported foodstuffs must comply with...
EU
MEPs have voted to adopt a non-legislative resolution which encourage EU States to reshape their land policies.
The proposed EU-Canada trade deal or CETA came up for discussion in Brussels this week, where it was met with a mixed reaction from MEPs.
The European Parliament will vote to give the Paris Climate Change Agreement the green or red light tomorrow.
MEPs have called on the European Commission to withdraw its authorisations for the use of herbicide-resistant GM maize and carnations.
The European Parliament has voted to renew glyphosate for a further seven years, following a meeting of MEPs in Luxembourg today.
The use of existing antimicrobial drugs should be restricted and new ones should be developed, Environment and Public Health Committee MEPs said earlier this week.
The European Commission has adopted two GMOs for food or feed uses, despite MEPs from the European Parliament opposing this.
This week, a three-week conciliation period starts with the aim of reaching a deal on the EU budget for 2016 between the Council and the European Parliament.
