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‘Green Agriculture Reform Goes Backwards’
Parliament vote “fails both the public and the environment”, says Friends of the Earth Europe […]
Parliament vote “fails both the public and the environment”, says Friends of the Earth Europe […]
Baltic States call for a system of direct payments that would ensure fair competition for all farmers […]
What? Demonstration/tractor procession against industrial farming Where? Berlin, Germany When? Saturday 19.01.2013 Time? 11am March sets off from Berlin Main Station (Hauptbahnhof), 12pm Demonstration in front of Kanzleramt (Merkel HQ) On 19th January 2013, a huge demonstration against industrial agriculture (Wir haben es satt – We’ve had enough) will take place in Berlin! Coinciding with International Green Week which sees all EU agricultural ministers and Commissioner Ciolos come together in the city, and just days before COMAGRI will hold their final vote on the CAP reform, the demonstration couldn’t come at a more crucial time. Last year, over well over the 23,000 people attended the event. With the CAP debate hotting up across Europe, it hoped that 2013 will be a truely international event. The new EU-wide strong network from the Good Food March provides an opportunity to mobilise across the EU. The Call for Action The outlook for our food and farming is bleak. Over the past 50 years, EU taxes have been used to support industrialized production. This form of agricultural is threatening the existence of our farmers […]
Joint commentary by ARC2020, BirdLife, EEB, Friends of the Earth Europe, IFOAM EU Group and WWF. […]
Protest against CAP inequality […]
9th Asia Europe People’s Forum reveals similarities in land management between two continents […]
A videoblog on CAP through the eyes of Greek young farmers […]
Dear friends and supporters of ARC2020 Welcome to October’s edition of the ARC NEWSFLASH. This month saw Slow Food’s bi-annual event Terra Madre take place in Italy. Food communities from across the world came together for the four day event to share ideas and foster innovation on food culture, production and consumption. Taking place just weeks after the final event of the Good Food March in Brussels, it provided a great opportunity for groups to meet again and get ideas about how to move forward in our movement for good food and good farming. Photos taken as part of the Good Food March photo campaign – The CAP We Want – were also on display. For the first time, the event was combined with Salone del Gusto. Organisers deemed the event a huge success and a sign that, despite the financial crisis, the public understands the central role of food and agriculture, as well as the need for a paradigm shift within the food system. ARC2020 was at the event, speaking about the ARC2020 story […]
Slow Food Press Release […]
Farmers protest against the current CAP proposal as part of Good Food March […]
Over 100 organizations from 19 EU countries in Brussels to demand a fairer CAP […]
Focus of next week’s Informal Agriculture Council […]
Momentum and excitement continues to build for Good Food March with just 2 weeks until Brussels […]
Two Good Food March bike tours set off – taking their demands for the CAP reform directly to Brussels! […]
Letter from ecological farming associations demands greater economic viability of organic farming […]
Agricultural and Rural Convention