agriculture and food

China’s Commerce Ministry has sent a letter to the EU trade chief to express annoyance at recent trade probes and calling for a reset. 

The next parliament is likely to push back harder against the green farming agenda and faces a challenge to reform the Common Agricultural Policy.

EU member countries are keen to expand cooperation with London — and believe a Keir Starmer-led government might just be up for it.

Even if they aren’t yet, things could soon get nastier as Brussels’ investigation into Chinese electric vehicles nears its conclusion.

Even before the European election, maneuvering is underway for top jobs in Brussels.

The EU should spend more on solving crises at their source, World Food Programme chief economist urges on visit to Brussels.

Brussels’ red line presents a choice for Keir Starmer, who has said Britain should not be a “rule-taker.”

Snakey fish fight is center stage as U.K.’s new environmental measures rub the EU the wrong way.

Francesco Lollobrigida accuses the Dutch Green Deal architect of creating farming rules so rigid that the EU would have to import food through Rotterdam.

Baltic country will run lab tests to check the safety of Russian veggie imports.

“We have to stop destroying the planet as we feed ourselves,” a World Bank official said, as red meat and dairy drive CO2 emissions.

The establishment of the new aid route more directly involves the United States in the war between Israel and Hamas.

Ports have spent millions of their own cash on high-spec inspection facilities — but still don’t know how they’ll recoup their costs.

Mykola Solskyi offered his resignation on Thursday.

Mykola Solskyi is accused of abetting the illegal acquisition of €6.9 million worth of state land while working as a lawyer.

The bloc’s notoriously complex legislative process can apparently be simplified — when it comes to farmers, that is, and when an election is around the corner.

Suspect alleged to have illegally obtained state-owned land worth €6.9 million.

As elections near, industry bosses argue the EU needs to create the right conditions to build a competitive green economy.

Alain Maron faces strong resistance from capitals — and his own PM — as he tries to rally countries to back the law.

France’s Gaza diplomacy is also about navigating internal French political and religious divisions, which have been a frequent source of domestic tensions.

Robert Greenway brushes aside questions about past failures to secure the elusive deal.

Israel should abide by international humanitarian law, foreign secretary says.