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The Bee Cause
Friends of the Earth campaign […]
Friends of the Earth campaign […]
Greenpeace Greece calls for investment in local protein plants to end to soya imports for animal feed […]
NGO concerns raised […]
A UK case study […]
UK food campaigners ask […]
Farmers disappointed with the lack of movement on milk prices for farmers despite media attention […]
Poland’s Agricultural Minister, Marek Sawicki, resigns following release of video by Polish media […]
Join our march this summer and take your demands for the future CAP directly to Brussels! […]
ARC NEWSFLASH JULY 2012 Dear friends and supporters of ARC2020July has been another busy month for the ARC2020 network. A highlight for us were the two days we spent in Brussels. On July 12th we held a very productive planning meeting for the Good Food March. From across Europe, national coordinators for the march came together to present their plans and share ideas for the next few months. With national level events now planned in cities such as Bucharest, Lisbon, Naples, and Vienna, alongside the main bike tour to Brussels, the march is really beginning to take shape. If you want to organise an event, don’t hesitate to get in contact with your national representative, and let us know so we can add it to the Good Food March map! The second event we attended on July 13th was held in the EU Commission. We were at the ‘CAP Towards 2020 – Taking Stock with Civil Society‘ conference, which included speakers from the ARC network: Goran Soster – Coordinator of the PREPARE Network, Jan Plagge, […]
Flatlands and highlands in Romania warrant different agricultural approaches […]
Illegal imports compromise government’s attempts to improve the environment through better regulation […]
65,000 signatures call for greater convergence between Member States’ direct payments […]
Dear friends and supporters of ARC As summer fast approaches, things are really hotting up in the ARC2020 Office. On May 30th we released the GOOD FOOD MARCH – CALL FOR ACTION in 10 languages!! The Good Food March will kick off this August, seeing people from across Europe travel to Brussels – by bike, tractor or any other means – to demand a real reform of the CAP. Participants will arrive in Brussels in time for a conference being organised by Slow Food and ARC2020 on Septemeber 19th. If that wasn’t enough, our first Speakers Tour is also about to set off. From June 19th to June 30th, 3 farmes from 3 continents – USA, Africa and Europe – will travel to different locations to discuss the global implications of the CAP. A key part of the tour will be a public debate on June 20th in Brussels – details to follow. Elsewhere in the network, May saw the launch of the new www.globalagriculture.org website. Coinciding with the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development (Rio+20), […]
Innovative electronic platform linking rural farmers with city consumers is latest in series of projects […]
TFA warning in UK […]
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