Activities 2019

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The European Commission unveils its Farm to Fork Strategy

NGOs call on the EU Commission to drop GMOs from US trade talks

Coca-Cola and Pepsi falling short on pledges over plastic – report

How to stop the Coronavirus pandemic disrupting a green future

Coronavirus and obesity: Doctors take aim at food industry over poor diets

EC proposes market measures to assist meat & dairy sectors

Belgian supermarkets donate 460,000 meals

CSOs urges the Commission not to postpone the Farm to Fork strategy

EU farm ministers seek targeted measures to withstand COVID-19

EFSA report offers snapshot into pesticide residues on food

EFSA chief: EU food safety rules ensure protection against COVID-19

Farmers report dramatic COVID effect on fruit & vegetable producers:

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36 CSOs send Open Letter to the European Commission President (EN/FR/ES)

Acrylamide

Activities 2019

Activity Reports

CAP Reform

Equoevento Belgium

EU Food & Farming Policies

European civil society groups raise questions about industry-funded study on E171 toxicity and call on decision-makers to support the French ban on unnecessary food additive

Farm to Fork Strategy

Fipronil

Food & Environment Project

Food Contact Materials

Food Packaging

Food Traceability in the EU

Food Waste

Furan

Iodised Salt

Labelling

Meat Reduction

NGOs address the proposal to ban the use of terms such as ‘veggie burger’ in the EU

Obesity

Permaculture

Permaculture Module Project

Plant-based diets

Plastics

Projects & Campaigns

SAFE Actions

Stock-Free Organic Farming

Sugar

Sustainable Agriculture and Stock-Free Organic Farming

Tackling Adolescent Obesity Project

Titanium Dioxide (E171)

Trade Agreements

Trans-fats

Un Emballage, Plusieurs Usages!

Vegan and Vegetarian Legislation

Veggie products

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Nutrition trainings on sugar consumption for children

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