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23/05/25

EU Deforestation law: forests at risk, but not on the EU’s list

Two years ago, the EU formally adopted its new regulation on deforestation-free products (EUDR). After postpon …

28/03/25

Leaving toxics behind: a tomato farmer’s journey towards agroecology

Despite what pesticide corporations would like us – citizens, farmers, politicians – to believe, viable altern …

27/03/25

Good farming practices: a young Bulgarian farmer’s story

Despite what pesticide corporations would like us – citizens, farmers, politicians – to believe, viable altern …

05/03/25

Event: Towards a Just Transition – IPM, Biocontrol & the Path Beyond Pesticides

On March 4, Friends of the Earth Europe, together with PAN Europe and the European Federation of Food, Agricul …

20/02/25

The people behind the Just Transition to a different kind of palm oil production

A new vision of palm oil production is emerging in Indonesia and beyond. In the 21st century, the palm oil ind …

19/02/25

EU Vision for Agriculture & Food – analysis

The European Commission has just unveiled its Vision for Agriculture and Food, setting the stage for the futur …

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