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Insect-based pet food, the latest byproduct of EU bureaucracy

Bug food for pets was never Plan A — it’s the last resort for insect producers to stay afloat. They blame EU bureaucracy. “I wake up every morning for the fish, not

23/05/2025

by LP Staff Writers

How Britain got to the front of Donald Trump’s trade queue

LONDON — Sporting a bow tie under the gold filigree ceiling of London’s 18th century Mansion House, Britain’s Jonathan Reynolds was in a good mood. Britain and India had sealed a (highly controversial) trade deal the previous day, and a

08/05/2025

by LP Staff Writers

US federal court strikes down Trump’s April 2 tariffs

A U.S. federal court struck down President Donald Trump’s “reciprocal” tariffs on a wide range of

EU officially retires its ‘no cherry-picking’ Brexit line

LONDON — It used to be one of the iron laws of Brexit. Not anymore. The

EU conjures up surprise law to govern use of ocean resources

The European Commission will propose a sweeping new law to manage the use of Europe’s oceans, in a surprise announcement that was broad in scope but light on detail and opens the

06/06/2025

Agriculture and Food·Carbon·Climate change·Critical infrastructure·Defense·Development·Energy and Climate·Governance·Infrastructure·Innovation·Maritime·Maritime spatial planning·Mobility·Policy·Research·Resilience·Security·Sustainability

Brussels asks EU countries to use less water

The European Union executive has called on member countries to help improve water efficiency across the EU by at least 10 percent by 2030, as the bloc prepares for the worsening effects

04/06/2025

Agriculture and Food·Benchmarks·Competitiveness·Energy and Climate·Environment·farmers·Pollution·Regions/Cohesion·Resilience·Sustainability·Water

Keir Starmer eyes India trip to sign trade deal

LONDON — Keir Starmer plans to formally sign the U.K.-India trade deal with Narendra Modi on a visit to India this summer. Starmer has touted the deal as part of his success

03/06/2025

Aerospace·Agriculture·Agriculture and Food·Dumping/Duties·Growth·Innovation·Investment·Medical devices·Tariffs·Tax·Textiles·Trade·Trade UK·Visas

UK puts new Brexit checks on hold while it negotiates agri-food deal

LONDON — The U.K. government has put planned Brexit border checks on fruit and vegetables on hold while it negotiates a sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS) agreement with Brussels. The proposed SPS deal,

02/06/2025

Agriculture and Food·Borders·Brexit·Dairy·Fruit and vegetables·Imports·Industry·Meat·Produce·Supply chains·Trade·Trade UK

Death by dung: How Brussels failed to save Europe’s waters from a farm waste deluge

This article is part of the Europe’s looming water crisis special report. The herring-rich Baltic Sea has fed Sweden’s appetite for surströmming since the Middle Ages. The putrid-smelling fermented dish can only

28/05/2025

Agriculture and Food·Common Agricultural Policy (CAP)·Energy and Climate·Environmental damage·Inland waterways·Marine pollution·Pollution·Sustainability·Sustainable agriculture·Water

Greece shuts down agency at center of probe into massive EU farm fraud

ATHENS — Greece’s government announced on Tuesday it would shut down a state agency being investigated by the European prosecutor over a major alleged fraud involving the EU’s massive farm budget. Earlier

27/05/2025

Agriculture and Food·Budget·Common Agricultural Policy (CAP)·Cooperation·Corruption·farmers·Farms·Financial crime/fraud·Fraud·Payments

EU farm ministers vow to fight Brussels’ budget shakeup

BRUSSELS — Europe’s agriculture ministers have a message for the European Commission: Hands off the billions of euros of public money that go to farmers each year. The ministers, led by Italy

26/05/2025

Agriculture·Agriculture and Food·Artificial Intelligence·Budget·Defense·Development·digital·EU Budget/MFF·EU funding·farmers·Farms·Food security·Green Tech·Intelligence·Parliament·Policy·Resilience·Security·Stability

European prosecutor slams ‘attacks’ and ‘intimidation’ against Greek farm fraud probe

ATHENS — European Chief Prosecutor Laura Kövesi is vowing to press ahead with a probe into major alleged fraud involving the EU’s massive farm budget in Greece despite what she describes as

26/05/2025

Agriculture and Food·Balkans·Budget·Buildings·Cloud·Common Agricultural Policy (CAP)·Cooperation·Corruption·Data·Development·digital·farmers·Farms·Financial crime/fraud·Fraud·Mobile·Rule of Law·Subsidy

Tractors parked outside French National Assembly as protests return to Paris

PARIS — French farmers are protesting again. Agricultural workers parked their tractors in front of France’s National Assembly and organized road blocks across the country for demonstrations in support of legislation which

26/05/2025

Agriculture·Agriculture and Food·farmers·Insecticides·Pesticides·Policy·Roads·Sustainability·Trade

Trump grants extension to EU on tariff hike

U.S. President Donald Trump announced Sunday he’s granting an extension to the EU on the timeline to strike a deal to avoid his sweeping 50 percent tariffs — punting back the deadline

26/05/2025

Agriculture and Food·Energy and Climate·EU-US trade talks·Negotiations·Tariffs·Trade·Trade Agreements·Trade UK·Trade war

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Agriculture and Food - Page 10

Insect-based pet food, the latest byproduct of EU bureaucracy

How Britain got to the front of Donald Trump’s trade queue

US federal court strikes down Trump’s April 2 tariffs

EU officially retires its ‘no cherry-picking’ Brexit line

EU conjures up surprise law to govern use of ocean resources

Brussels asks EU countries to use less water

Keir Starmer eyes India trip to sign trade deal

UK puts new Brexit checks on hold while it negotiates agri-food deal

Death by dung: How Brussels failed to save Europe’s waters from a farm waste deluge

Greece shuts down agency at center of probe into massive EU farm fraud

EU farm ministers vow to fight Brussels’ budget shakeup

European prosecutor slams ‘attacks’ and ‘intimidation’ against Greek farm fraud probe

Tractors parked outside French National Assembly as protests return to Paris

Trump grants extension to EU on tariff hike

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