Leading European agri-food organisations call for reciprocity standards in Mercosur agreement to ensure fair trade, fair competition and consumer protection.

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The prospect of an EU-Mercosur trade agreement is strongly opposed by our European agrifood sectors, which denounce it as outdated and incoherent.

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European sugar beet growers concerned about how to keep pace with innovation to overcome regulatory hurdles

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As discussions on the EU-Mercosur trade agreement resumed from October 7 to 9 in Brasilia, our sectors once again reaffirm their strong opposition to the agreement.

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Indeed, difficulties related to the satisfactory protection of the crop against pest and diseases, amplified by challenging climatic conditions, make early estimates increasingly problematic.

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European Sugar Beet growers take stock of a disappointing 2023/24 crop and turbulent political developments. They expect the 2024/25 crop to be very challenging.

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Joint Research Centre study on cumulative impacts of ten free trade agreements confirms the vulnerability of EU sugar.

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Extra imports must be restricted before next June 2024.

CIBE urges the Council and the European Parliament to provide the right signal and amend the Commission proposal accordingly.

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European Parliament has listened to science and farmers’ needs with landmark adoption of NGTs.

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Agricultural sector must not become a reason for wavering support to Ukraine – Commission needs to find constructive solutions to address the impacts of trade liberalization.

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