Category : CAP & Europe
- Jan- 2020 -21 January
Reading note: “L’embourgeoisement : une enquête chez les céréaliers”
Download the PDF The title of this book will sound to some as provocative, to others as obvious. For the…
Read More » - 7 January
CETA, MERCOSUR: the three reasons for the opposition of farmers
This unanimity is rare enough to be noted: all the agricultural unions express strong opposition to the free trade agreements…
Read More » - 7 January
The five lessons to be drawn from the report of the Price and Margin Observatory
The annual report to Parliament of the Price and Margins Observatory (OFPM) provides, as usual, a great deal of information…
Read More » - Nov- 2019 -28 November
The European Green Deal, towards a return of milk quotas?
On July 16th, Ursula von der Leyen, the new President of the Eruopean Commission, presented to the European Parliament the…
Read More » - Jul- 2019 -15 July
Post-2020 CAP Negotiations: keep going or starting from a scratch?
The reform of the CAP initiated at the end of the last term did not succeed: the three draft regulations…
Read More » - 15 July
EU-Mercosur agreement, the last globalist stand?
A few weeks after the European elections, after seeming deadlocked for twenty years of negotiations, the trade agreement between the…
Read More » - 9 July
The European sugar policy: a policy to rebuild
The end of the quota system pushed the European sugar sector into crisis. By releasing the European production potential, it…
Read More » - May- 2019 -29 May
Exports of Ukrainian corn to the European Union: a misinterpretation of the new silk roads?
Ukraine has been experiencing strong growth in grain production and exports for a decade. While the Sino-Ukrainian agreements have multiplied…
Read More » - 11 May
Report of the Task Force on Rural Africa: Agriculture a key sector in the face of Africa’s demographic challenge
The management of migratory flows is a topic at the top of the European political agenda. Beyond emergency measures, the…
Read More » - 11 May
“Let’s not export our problems”, overproduction of milk is harmful for African and European farmers
If the effects of European exports on the development of African agriculture is not a new topic, a recent awareness…
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