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The future of agriculture and the post-2027 common agricultural policy
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment |
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| T. whereas farmers face increasing price volatility due to fluctuations in global markets, macroeconomic uncertainty, external policies, health crises, surpluses in certain European sectors, climate change and increasingly frequent extreme weather events in the EU; | T. whereas farmers face increasing price volatility due to fluctuations and manipulations in global markets, due to the globalization of the food supply chain, trade policy that exposes EU producers to unfair competition , macroeconomic uncertainty, external policies, health crises, surpluses in certain European sectors, climate change and increasingly frequent extreme weather events in the EU; |
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| T. whereas farmers face increasing price volatility due to fluctuations in global markets, macroeconomic uncertainty, external policies, health crises, surpluses in certain European sectors, climate change and increasingly frequent extreme weather events in the EU; | T. whereas farmers face increasing price volatility due to fluctuations in global markets, food speculation, macroeconomic uncertainty, external policies, the lack of contracts, the concentration and dominance of food processors and retailers, health crises, surpluses in certain European sectors, climate change and increasingly frequent extreme weather events in the EU; |
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| T. whereas farmers face increasing price volatility due to fluctuations in global markets, macroeconomic uncertainty, external policies, health crises, surpluses in certain European sectors, climate change and increasingly frequent extreme weather events in the EU; | T. whereas farmers face increasing price volatility due to fluctuations in global and local markets, as was the case with the influx of grain from third countries, macroeconomic uncertainty, external policies, health crises, increasingly frequent animal disease outbreaks, surpluses in certain European sectors, climate change and intensifying extreme weather events in the EU; |
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| T. whereas farmers face increasing price volatility due to fluctuations in global markets, macroeconomic uncertainty, external policies, health crises, surpluses in certain European sectors, climate change and increasingly frequent extreme weather events in the EU; | T. whereas farmers face unfair competition owing to unreasonable openness to the global market, increasing price volatility due to fluctuations in global markets, macroeconomic uncertainty, external policies, health crises, surpluses in certain European sectors and increasingly frequent extreme weather events in the EU; |
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| T. whereas farmers face increasing price volatility due to fluctuations in global markets, macroeconomic uncertainty, external policies, health crises, surpluses in certain European sectors, climate change and increasingly frequent extreme weather events in the EU; | T. whereas farmers face unfair competition because of an unreasonable opening-up to the global market, increasing price volatility due to fluctuations in global markets, macroeconomic uncertainty, external policies, health crises, surpluses in certain European sectors, climate change and increasingly frequent extreme weather events in the EU; |
Carmen Crespo Díaz, Esther Herranz García, Gabriel Mato, Elena Nevado del Campo, Juan Ignacio Zoido Álvarez
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| T. whereas farmers face increasing price volatility due to fluctuations in global markets, macroeconomic uncertainty, external policies, health crises, surpluses in certain European sectors, climate change and increasingly frequent extreme weather events in the EU; | T. whereas farmers face increasing price volatility due to fluctuations in global markets, macroeconomic uncertainty, external policies, health crises, surpluses in certain European sectors and the unpredictability of yields, as a result of climate change and increasingly frequent extreme weather events in the EU; |
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| T. whereas farmers face increasing price volatility due to fluctuations in global markets, macroeconomic uncertainty, external policies, health crises, surpluses in certain European sectors, climate change and increasingly frequent extreme weather events in the EU; | T. whereas farmers face increasing price volatility due to fluctuations in global markets, macroeconomic uncertainty, external policies, health crises, surpluses in certain European sectors, climate change and increasingly frequent extreme weather events and epidemics in the livestock sector in the EU; |
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| T. whereas farmers face increasing price volatility due to fluctuations in global markets, macroeconomic uncertainty, external policies, health crises, surpluses in certain European sectors, climate change and increasingly frequent extreme weather events in the EU; | T. whereas farmers face increasing price volatility due to fluctuations in global markets, in European production, macroeconomic uncertainty, external policies, health crises, surpluses in certain European sectors, climate change and increasingly frequent extreme weather events in the EU; |
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| T. whereas farmers face increasing price volatility due to fluctuations in global markets, macroeconomic uncertainty, external policies, health crises, surpluses in certain European sectors, climate change and increasingly frequent extreme weather events in the EU; | T. whereas farmers face increasing price volatility due to fluctuations in global markets, macroeconomic uncertainty, external policies, health crises, surpluses in certain European sectors, climate change and increasingly frequent extreme weather events and natural disasters in the EU; |
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| T. whereas farmers face increasing price volatility due to fluctuations in global markets, macroeconomic uncertainty, external policies, health crises, surpluses in certain European sectors, climate change and increasingly frequent extreme weather events in the EU; | T. whereas farmers face increasing price volatility due to fluctuations in global markets, macroeconomic uncertainty, external policies, health crises, surpluses in certain European sectors, and increasingly frequent extreme weather events in the EU as a consequence of climate change; |
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| T. whereas farmers face increasing price volatility due to fluctuations in global markets, macroeconomic uncertainty, external policies, health crises, surpluses in certain European sectors, climate change and increasingly frequent extreme weather events in the EU; | T. whereas farmers face increasing price volatility due to fluctuations in global markets, macroeconomic uncertainty, external policies, geopolitics, health crises, surpluses in certain European sectors, climate change and increasingly frequent extreme weather events in the EU; |
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| Ta. whereas the other links in the food chain are becoming more and more concentrated, particularly agricultural equipment producers, the agri-food industry and distribution, and whereas the low level of competition in the economic environment of farmers plus the need to protect them against oligopolies and even monopolies are becoming increasingly central grounds for public intervention in agricultural markets; |
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| U. whereas it is essential to provide flexible and responsive tools to help sensitive and strategic sectors cope with structural changes, such as the potential impacts of EU enlargement or the adoption of bilateral trade agreements; | U. whereas it is essential to provide flexible and responsive tools to help sensitive and strategic sectors cope with structural changes, such as the potential impacts of EU enlargement or the adoption of bilateral trade agreements or the implementation of incohesive EU policies with a profound (in)direct impact on the agricultural sector; |
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| U. whereas it is essential to provide flexible and responsive tools to help sensitive and strategic sectors cope with structural changes, such as the potential impacts of EU enlargement or the adoption of bilateral trade agreements; | U. whereas it is essential to protect domestic agricultural production with legally binding measures and to provide flexible and responsive tools to help sensitive and strategic sectors cope with structural changes, such as the potential impacts of EU enlargement or the adoption of bilateral trade agreements; |
Carmen Crespo Díaz, Esther Herranz García, Gabriel Mato, Elena Nevado del Campo, Juan Ignacio Zoido Álvarez
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| U. whereas it is essential to provide flexible and responsive tools to help sensitive and strategic sectors cope with structural changes, such as the potential impacts of EU enlargement or the adoption of bilateral trade agreements; | U. whereas it is essential to provide flexible and responsive tools to help sensitive and strategic sectors cope with structural changes or changes to market balances, such as the potential impacts of EU enlargement or the adoption of bilateral trade agreements; |
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| U. whereas it is essential to provide flexible and responsive tools to help sensitive and strategic sectors cope with structural changes, such as the potential impacts of EU enlargement or the adoption of bilateral trade agreements; | U. whereas it is essential to provide flexible and responsive tools to help sensitive and strategic sectors cope with structural changes, such as the potential impacts of EU enlargement; |
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| U. whereas it is essential to provide flexible and responsive tools to help sensitive and strategic sectors cope with structural changes, such as the potential impacts of EU enlargement or the adoption of bilateral trade agreements; | U. whereas it is essential to provide flexible and responsive tools to help vulnerable and strategic sectors cope with structural changes, such as the potential impacts of EU enlargement or the adoption of bilateral trade agreements; |
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| U. whereas it is essential to provide flexible and responsive tools to help sensitive and strategic sectors cope with structural changes, such as the potential impacts of EU enlargement or the adoption of bilateral trade agreements; | U. whereas it is essential to provide flexible and responsive tools to help sensitive and strategic sectors cope with structural changes, such as the potential impacts of EU enlargement or the adoption of trade agreements; |
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| U. whereas it is essential to provide flexible and responsive tools to help sensitive and strategic sectors cope with structural changes, such as the potential impacts of EU enlargement or the adoption of bilateral trade agreements; | U. whereas it is essential to avoid that sensitive and strategic sectors be negatively affected by structural changes, such as the potential impacts of EU enlargement or the adoption of bilateral trade agreements; |
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| Ua. whereas, in view of the now widely shared recognition of the strategic importance of European agriculture, it has become unthinkable that European agricultural interests should once again be used as bargaining chips in bilateral trade agreements; |
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| Ua. whereas any further enlargement of the European Union will have an unacceptable impact on the CAP budget and would exacerbate unfair competition within the single market; |
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| V. whereas, according to the European Environment Agency, drought has caused annual economic losses of up to EUR 9 billion in the EU; | V. whereas, according to the European Environment Agency, drought has caused annual economic losses of up to EUR 9 billion in the EU1a, and might reach up to €28.6 billion by 21001b; whereas worldwide an estimated €3.5-18.5 trillion per year was lost in ecosystem services from 1997 to 20111c and over the last 30 years the frequency of natural disasters has quadrupled and an estimated USD 3.8 trillion worth of crops and livestock production has been lost due to disaster events1d, as well as a 3-10% yield decrease in key crops per degree of warming1e; whereas late frosts, such as the one in 2017, caused an economic loss of an estimated 3,3 bn € for the European fruit and wine sectors; whereas hail events and damage are set to increase, especially during spring and summer; |
| 1a European Environment Agency (2023), European Climate Risk Assessment | |
| 1b European Parliament (2023), The impact of extreme climate events on agricultural production in the EU | |
| 1c European Commission (2020), The business case for biodiversity | |
| 1d FAO (2023), The Impact of Disasters on Agriculture and Food Security | |
| 1e European Commission (2020), The business case for biodiversity |
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| V. whereas, according to the European Environment Agency, drought has caused annual economic losses of up to EUR 9 billion in the EU; | V. whereas, according to the European Environment Agency, drought has caused annual economic losses of up to EUR 9 billion in the EU, and delaying crucial environmental and climate measures in the farming sector will only reinforce unusual weather patterns and worsen climate change, |
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| V. whereas, according to the European Environment Agency, drought has caused annual economic losses of up to EUR 9 billion in the EU; | V. whereas, according to the European Environment Agency, drought has caused annual economic losses of up to EUR 9 billion in the EU and extreme climate- and weather-related events caused economic losses of EUR 44.5 billion for the period 2020-2023; |
Carmen Crespo Díaz, Esther Herranz García, Gabriel Mato, Francisco José Millán Mon, Susana Solís Pérez, Elena Nevado del Campo, Juan Ignacio Zoido Álvarez
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| V. whereas, according to the European Environment Agency, drought has caused annual economic losses of up to EUR 9 billion in the EU; | V. whereas, according to the European Environment Agency, drought has caused annual economic losses of up to EUR 9 billion in the EU, on top of losses caused by other climate change effects; |
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| Va. whereas conventional agriculture is the most significant source of pressure on both surface and groundwater, as a result of inefficient water use, reduction of water retention capacities in soils due to inappropriate agricultural practices and pollution from the intensive use of nutrients and pesticides; whereas agriculture is the largest net consumer of water in the EU, with 59% of total water consumption Whereas investing in shifting the norm of farming to agroecological practices in combination with nature based solutions to protect and restore natural water ways increase adaptation, water retention and decrease pollution |
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| W. whereas the Joint Research Centre points to the Farm to Fork and Biodiversity 2030 strategies as the cause of a loss of agricultural production of up to 15 %; | deleted |
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| W. whereas the Joint Research Centre points to the Farm to Fork and Biodiversity 2030 strategies as the cause of a loss of agricultural production of up to 15 %; | deleted |
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| W. whereas the Joint Research Centre points to the Farm to Fork and Biodiversity 2030 strategies as the cause of a loss of agricultural production of up to 15 %; | deleted |
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| W. whereas the Joint Research Centre points to the Farm to Fork and Biodiversity 2030 strategies as the cause of a loss of agricultural production of up to 15 %; | deleted |
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| W. whereas the Joint Research Centre points to the Farm to Fork and Biodiversity 2030 strategies as the cause of a loss of agricultural production of up to 15 %; | deleted |
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| W. whereas the Joint Research Centre points to the Farm to Fork and Biodiversity 2030 strategies as the cause of a loss of agricultural production of up to 15 %; | W. whereas the Joint Research Centre points to a loss of agricultural production of up to 15 % if the Green deal and Farm to Fork strategy were to be implemented without any mitigating factors; whereas such mitigating factors may be agricultural support, including eco-schemes and AECMs, that can increase productivity and mitigate climate-related losses, insurance and risk management, offered by the CAP; whereas losses of 5 to 10% yields have been standard due to normal fluctuations in weather, and whereas expected yield losses due to climate change predicted by the FAO are exceeding 30% if no adaptation measures are taken1a; whereas the JRC soil loss model predicts a productivity loss due to soil erosion alone of -0.43% per annum at current state of play 2a; whereas EU agricultural production is already experiencing climate change related losses and yield losses could reach -10-25% for key crops like maize and wheat even under low and moderate impact scenarios, even with CO2 fertilisation effects 1b; Whereas without climate change adaptation and mitigation efforts, agricultural economic losses in the EU and UK are expected to exceed EUR 65 billion per year 1c. Whereas the economic cost of drought for EU agriculture stood at around €4.8 billion annually in 2015 and might reach €28.6 billion by 2100 under pessimistic scenarios 1c. |
| 1a FAO (2023), The Impact of Disasters on Agriculture and Food Security | |
| 1b Bezner Kerr, R., et al., 2022, 'Food, Fibre, and Other Ecosystem Products', in: Pörtner, H.-O. et al. (eds), Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation, and Vulnerability. Contribution of Working Group II to the Sixth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, pp. 825—1110. | |
| 1c Naumann et al., 2021, Increased economic drought impacts in Europe with anthropogenic warming. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41558-021-01044-3 | |
| 2a https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC105344 |
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| W. whereas the Joint Research Centre points to the Farm to Fork and Biodiversity 2030 strategies as the cause of a loss of agricultural production of up to 15 %; | W. whereas the Joint Research Centre points to the Farm to Fork and Biodiversity 2030 strategies as the cause of a loss of agricultural production of up to 15 %; whereas biodiversity loss risks put our food systems and nutrition at risk; whereas the world already lost an estimated €3.5-18.5 trillion per year in ecosystem services from 1997 to 2011, and an estimated €5.5-10.5 trillion per year from land degradation; |
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| W. whereas the Joint Research Centre points to the Farm to Fork and Biodiversity 2030 strategies as the cause of a loss of agricultural production of up to 15 %; | W. whereas the Joint Research Centre points to the Farm to Fork and Biodiversity 2030 strategies as the cause of a loss of agricultural production of up to 15 %; takes the view that those strategies pose major risks to the viability of European agriculture and are making the decline in production more acute; considers therefore that they should be abandoned; |
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| W. whereas the Joint Research Centre points to the Farm to Fork and Biodiversity 2030 strategies as the cause of a loss of agricultural production of up to 15 %; | W. whereas the 'Joint Research Centre' expects a reduction of agricultural production of up to 15 % as a result of Farm to Fork and Biodiversity 2030 strategies, while costs of no action due to climate-induced extreme weather events and biodiversity loss could result in even higher losses; |
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| W. whereas the Joint Research Centre points to the Farm to Fork and Biodiversity 2030 strategies as the cause of a loss of agricultural production of up to 15 %; | W. whereas the Joint Research Centre takes the view that the strategies imposed as part of the Green Deal – Farm to Fork and Biodiversity 2030 – are causing a loss of agricultural production of 15 % or more, depending on the sector; |
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| W. whereas the Joint Research Centre points to the Farm to Fork and Biodiversity 2030 strategies as the cause of a loss of agricultural production of up to 15 %; | W. whereas the Joint Research Centre points to the Farm to Fork and Biodiversity 2030 strategies imposed by the Green Deal as the cause of a loss of agricultural production of up to 15 % or more, depending on the sector; |
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| Wa. whereas the Joint Research Centre indicated that if the targets for reduction in pesticide use, increase in land under organic farming, increase of area under high-diversity landscape features, and reduction in gross nitrogen surplus contained in the Farm to Fork and Biodiversity 2030 strategies had been applied while maintaining the 2014-2020 CAP framework, the cereals and oilseeds sectors would have been negatively affected, with a decline in both cereals area (-4%) and cereals yields (-11%) in the EU, leading to a 15% decrease in supply; whereas it also underlines the potential for significant environmental improvements, including increased biodiversity, better soil health, and a more balanced nutrient cycle, factors that contribute to the long-term sustainability and resilience of EU agriculture; |
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| Wa. whereas the Farm to Fork Strategy addresses comprehensively the challenges of creating a sustainable food system and recognises the inextricable links between healthy people, healthy societies and a healthy planet. The strategy is also central to the Commission’s agenda to achieve the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), highlights that a shift to a sustainable food system can bring environmental, health and social benefits, offer economic gains and ensure a sustainable livelihood for primary producers; |
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| Wa. whereas the Vision for Agriculture and Food highlights additional income opportunities for farmers through renewable energy production, but neglects the role of other Renewable Energy Directive (RED)-compliant sources, such as biofuels, which are already existing, efficient, and viable solutions for securing additional income for farmers and increasing the resilience of rural communities, as well as for strengthening the EU’s energy self-sufficiency; |
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| Wa. whereas the importance of the market measures provided for in Pillar I of the CAP, these measures should be strengthened |
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| Wa. whereas the CAP alone cannot answer all the needs and challenges faced by the rural areas in the European Union; |
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| Wb. whereas crop biodiversity is important as it allows individual farmers to adapt their agricultural planning to climate conditions and makes food systems naturally more resilient to climate change, pests and pathogens; whereas, at the same time, this nature-based approach contributes to enhancing biodiversity 1a; | |
| 1a Mortler (EPP, DE) resolution on ensuring food security and long-term resilience of the EU agriculture (2022/2183(INI) https://www.europarl.europa.eu/doceo/document/TA-9-2023-0238_EN.html, recital X |
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| X. whereas sectoral strategies for fruits and vegetables, and wine and apiculture should remain compulsory for the producing countries, and the specificities of the related tools and rules should be retained; | X. whereas sectoral strategies for fruits and vegetables, and wine and apiculture should remain compulsory for the producing countries, and the specificities of the related tools and rules should be retained by being reintegrated into the CMO as tools for managing production and markets; |
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| X. whereas sectoral strategies for fruits and vegetables, and wine and apiculture should remain compulsory for the producing countries, and the specificities of the related tools and rules should be retained; | X. whereas sectoral strategies for fruits and vegetables, and wine and apiculture should remain compulsory for the producing countries, and the specificities of the related tools and rules should be retained; whereas the specific contractual framework for sugar beet should be retained; |
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| X. whereas sectoral strategies for fruits and vegetables, and wine and apiculture should remain compulsory for the producing countries, and the specificities of the related tools and rules should be retained; | X. whereas sectoral strategies for fruits and vegetables, and wine and apiculture should remain compulsory for the producing countries, and the specificities of the related tools and rules should be retained, alongside incentives for additional sectoral strategies; |
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| X. whereas sectoral strategies for fruits and vegetables, and wine and apiculture should remain compulsory for the producing countries, and the specificities of the related tools and rules should be retained; | X. whereas sectoral strategies for fruits and vegetables, and wine and olive oil and table olives, potatoes, and apiculture should remain compulsory for the producing countries, and the specificities of the related tools and rules should be retained; |
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| X. whereas sectoral strategies for fruits and vegetables, and wine and apiculture should remain compulsory for the producing countries, and the specificities of the related tools and rules should be retained; | X. whereas sectoral strategies for fruits and vegetables, and wine and olive oil and table olives, potatoes, and apiculture should remain compulsory for the producing countries, and the specificities of the related tools and rules should be retained |
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| X. whereas sectoral strategies for fruits and vegetables, and wine and apiculture should remain compulsory for the producing countries, and the specificities of the related tools and rules should be retained; | X. whereas sectoral strategies for fruits and vegetables, and wine and apiculture should remain available in the producing countries, and the specificities of the related tools and rules should be retained; |
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| X. whereas sectoral strategies for fruits and vegetables, and wine and apiculture should remain compulsory for the producing countries, and the specificities of the related tools and rules should be retained; | X. whereas sectoral strategies for fruits and vegetables, and apiculture should remain compulsory for the producing countries, and the specificities of the related tools and rules should be retained; |
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| Xa. whereas the limited flexibility to reallocate Natura2000-sites hampers the ability to create larger and more robust nature areas that could more effectively support biodiversity; whereas this rigidity sustains unnecessary conflicts between agriculture and nature conservation. |
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| Xa. whereas it should also be possible for sectoral strategies to be of great benefit to sectors other than the fruit-and-vegetables, wine and beekeeping sectors without destabilising them; |
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| Xa. whereas certain sectors have been especially negatively affected in the last years, such as the wine and milk sector, and as such special attention must be paid to target their needs in the new CAP; |
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| Xb. whereas the EU makes 60% of the world's wine and the sector employs 1.4 % of the bloc's workers and contributes 0.8% of its GDP and it is a sector especially vulnerable to climate change and market trends as well as the announced USA tariffs which could lead to devastating effects for the EU wine producers; |
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| Y. whereas it is essential to ensure a level playing field, fair prices and a fair standard of living for all farmers across regions and all EU Member States, thereby ensuring affordable prices for consumers and that there is agricultural activity in all parts of the Union including in areas with natural constraints; | Y. whereas it is essential to ensure a level playing field, fair prices and a fair standard of living for all farmers across regions and all EU Member States, thereby ensuring affordable prices for consumers; notes that food prices are just one element of the cost of living affecting consumers standard of living; points out that the percentage of disposable income spent on food is steadily decreasing and that the high quality food produced by EU farmers is often sold by retailers below the cost of production as a loss leader; believes that farmers should be fairly remunerated from the marketplace for their work and initiatives to address the cost of living crisis should take into account all aspects and sectors of consumer spending; is convinced that in order to have agricultural activity in all parts of the Union including in areas with natural constraints the budget for ANC areas must be targeted and delivered solely as income support; is concerned that allowing ANC payments be regarded as environmental spend both dilutes the overall portion of funds directs at these areas and has the potential to create the perception of greenwashing which can affect the credibility of the schemes; |
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| Y. whereas it is essential to ensure a level playing field, fair prices and a fair standard of living for all farmers across regions and all EU Member States, thereby ensuring affordable prices for consumers and that there is agricultural activity in all parts of the Union including in areas with natural constraints; | Y. whereas it is essential to preserve the Community vocation of the CAP, rejecting any attempt at further renationalisation and giving farmers more flexibility to choose the instruments that suit them best, in order to ensure a level playing field, fair prices and a fair standard of living for all farmers across regions and all EU Member States, thereby ensuring affordable prices for consumers and that there is agricultural activity in all parts of the Union including in areas with natural constraints; |
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| Y. whereas it is essential to ensure a level playing field, fair prices and a fair standard of living for all farmers across regions and all EU Member States, thereby ensuring affordable prices for consumers and that there is agricultural activity in all parts of the Union including in areas with natural constraints; | Y. whereas it is essential to ensure a level playing field, fair prices, and a satisfactory standard of living for all farmers across regions and EU Member States by granting them prices that enable them to meet quality standards, food safety requirements, and product value for the benefit of citizens; and whereas this principle is fundamental to safeguarding agricultural activity across the Union, including in areas subject to natural constraints; |
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| Y. whereas it is essential to ensure a level playing field, fair prices and a fair standard of living for all farmers across regions and all EU Member States, thereby ensuring affordable prices for consumers and that there is agricultural activity in all parts of the Union including in areas with natural constraints; | Y. whereas it is essential to preserve the commonality of the CAP, while offering more incentives and flexibility to farmers in terms of tools available, to ensure a level playing field, fair prices and a fair standard of living for all farmers across regions and all EU Member States, thereby ensuring affordable prices for consumers and that there is agricultural activity in all parts of the Union including in areas with natural constraints; |
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| Y. whereas it is essential to ensure a level playing field, fair prices and a fair standard of living for all farmers across regions and all EU Member States, thereby ensuring affordable prices for consumers and that there is agricultural activity in all parts of the Union including in areas with natural constraints; | Y. whereas it is essential to ensure a level playing field, fair prices and a fair standard of living for all farmers across regions and all EU Member States, thereby ensuring affordable prices for consumers and enabling agricultural activity in all parts of the Union including in areas with natural constraints in compliance with conditions and requirements established for these areas; |
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| Y. whereas it is essential to ensure a level playing field, fair prices and a fair standard of living for all farmers across regions and all EU Member States, thereby ensuring affordable prices for consumers and that there is agricultural activity in all parts of the Union including in areas with natural constraints; | Y. whereas it is essential to ensure a level playing field, fair prices and a fair standard of living for all farmers across regions and all EU Member States, thereby ensuring affordable prices for consumers and that there is agricultural activity in all parts of the Union including in areas with natural constraints, ensuring greater support for farmers in hilly and mountainous areas |
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| Y. whereas it is essential to ensure a level playing field, fair prices and a fair standard of living for all farmers across regions and all EU Member States, thereby ensuring affordable prices for consumers and that there is agricultural activity in all parts of the Union including in areas with natural constraints; | Y. whereas it is essential to ensure a level playing field, fair prices and a fair standard of living for all farmers and farm workers across regions and all EU Member States, thereby ensuring affordable prices for consumers and that there is agricultural activity in all parts of the Union including in areas with natural constraints; |
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| Y. whereas it is essential to ensure a level playing field, fair prices and a fair standard of living for all farmers across regions and all EU Member States, thereby ensuring affordable prices for consumers and that there is agricultural activity in all parts of the Union including in areas with natural constraints; | Y. whereas it is essential to ensure a level playing field, fair prices and a fair standard of living for all farmers across regions and all EU Member States, thereby ensuring affordable prices for consumers and that there is agricultural activity in all parts of the Union |
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| Ya. whereas farmers in all Member States operate within the same single market, respect the same set of European rules and face similar economic pressures, the convergence of direct payments, both between and within Member States, is essential in order to ensure a level playing field and strengthen agricultural cohesion across the Union; stresses that a smooth-operating single market necessitates fair treatment for its economic actors, including as regards the support provided by the common agricultural policy; |
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| Ya. looks forward to the introduction of the new directive on cross border cooperation on combating UTPs; call for a revision of the existing directive on UTPs to make in more effective; believes that a methodology should be developed to produce a template that could be used to quantify and establish a fair share of the final price paid by the consumer for all actors in the food chain; |
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| Z. whereas the importing of agricultural products of lower quality than those produced in the EU is also an obstacle to the ability to obtain fair prices and profitability on the market, as well as being inconsistent with the Union’s own objectives and a risk to public health; | Z. whereas the importing of agricultural products of lower quality than those produced in the EU is also an obstacle to the ability to obtain fair prices and profitability on the market, as well as being inconsistent with the Union’s own objectives and a risk to public health; whereas the first step before considering to set higher MRLs for plant protection products on imports should be to check that the European domestic production does not and will not be able to meet the needs of the domestic market in the near future; |
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| Z. whereas the importing of agricultural products of lower quality than those produced in the EU is also an obstacle to the ability to obtain fair prices and profitability on the market, as well as being inconsistent with the Union’s own objectives and a risk to public health; | Z. whereas the importing of agricultural products of lower quality than those produced in the EU is also an obstacle to the ability to obtain fair prices and profitability on the market, as well as being inconsistent with the Union’s own objectives and a risk to public health and there is a need to implement measures for market regulation, strategic replenishment of stock, tackling unfair commercial practices and mirror clauses in order to protect domestic agricultural production; |
Carmen Crespo Díaz, Esther Herranz García, Gabriel Mato, Elena Nevado del Campo, Juan Ignacio Zoido Álvarez
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| Z. whereas the importing of agricultural products of lower quality than those produced in the EU is also an obstacle to the ability to obtain fair prices and profitability on the market, as well as being inconsistent with the Union’s own objectives and a risk to public health; | Z. whereas the importing of agricultural products of lower quality than those produced in the EU, which are produced under the highest quality standards, is also an obstacle to our producers’ ability to obtain fair prices and profitability on the market, as well as being a potential risk to public, plant and animal health, with the aim of preventing the spread of pests and diseases; |
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| Z. whereas the importing of agricultural products of lower quality than those produced in the EU is also an obstacle to the ability to obtain fair prices and profitability on the market, as well as being inconsistent with the Union’s own objectives and a risk to public health; | Z. whereas the importing of agricultural products produced under lower standards than those produced in the EU is also an obstacle to the ability to obtain fair prices and profitability on the market, as well as being inconsistent with the Union’s own objectives and a risk to public health; whereas EU farmers have raised concerns over the lack of reciprocity and unfair global competition. |
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| Z. whereas the importing of agricultural products of lower quality than those produced in the EU is also an obstacle to the ability to obtain fair prices and profitability on the market, as well as being inconsistent with the Union’s own objectives and a risk to public health; | Z. whereas the importing of agricultural products of lower quality than those produced in the EU is also an obstacle to the ability to obtain fair prices and profitability on the market, as well as being inconsistent with the Union’s own objectives and a risk to public health; whereas ensuring fair trade which guarantees reciprocity in terms of production standards is essential; |
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| Z. whereas the importing of agricultural products of lower quality than those produced in the EU is also an obstacle to the ability to obtain fair prices and profitability on the market, as well as being inconsistent with the Union’s own objectives and a risk to public health; | Z. whereas the importing of agricultural products produced under conditions that are less strict than EU environmental, social, animal welfare and food safety and quality standards and norms is also an obstacle to the ability to obtain fair prices and profitability on the market, as well as being inconsistent with the Union’s own objectives and a risk to public health; |
Raffaele Stancanelli, Isabella Tovaglieri, Tomáš Kubín, Marie Dauchy, Vilis Krištopans, Mireia Borrás Pabón
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| Z. whereas the importing of agricultural products of lower quality than those produced in the EU is also an obstacle to the ability to obtain fair prices and profitability on the market, as well as being inconsistent with the Union’s own objectives and a risk to public health; | Z. whereas the importing of agricultural products of lower quality than those produced in the EU, which often have different standards and lower costs of production, is also an obstacle to the ability to obtain fair prices and profitability on the market, as well as being inconsistent with the Union’s own objectives and a risk to public health; ; |
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| Z. whereas the importing of agricultural products of lower quality than those produced in the EU is also an obstacle to the ability to obtain fair prices and profitability on the market, as well as being inconsistent with the Union’s own objectives and a risk to public health; | Z. whereas the importing of agricultural products of lower quality than those produced in the EU, often from countries with different rules and lower production costs, is also an obstacle to the ability to obtain fair prices and profitability on the market, as well as being inconsistent with the Union’s own objectives and a risk to public health; |
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| Z. whereas the importing of agricultural products of lower quality than those produced in the EU is also an obstacle to the ability to obtain fair prices and profitability on the market, as well as being inconsistent with the Union’s own objectives and a risk to public health; | Z. whereas the importing of agricultural products of lower quality and with lower animal welfare and environmental standards than those produced in the EU is also an obstacle to the ability to obtain fair prices and profitability on the market, as well as being inconsistent with the Union’s own objectives and an increased risk to public health; |
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| Z. whereas the importing of agricultural products of lower quality than those produced in the EU is also an obstacle to the ability to obtain fair prices and profitability on the market, as well as being inconsistent with the Union’s own objectives and a risk to public health; | Z. whereas the importing of agricultural products of lower quality than those produced in the EU, which often have different standards and lower costs of production, is also an obstacle to the ability to obtain fair prices and profitability on the market, as well as being inconsistent with the Union’s own objectives and a risk to public health; |
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| Z. whereas the importing of agricultural products of lower quality than those produced in the EU is also an obstacle to the ability to obtain fair prices and profitability on the market, as well as being inconsistent with the Union’s own objectives and a risk to public health; | Z. whereas the importing of agricultural products of lower quality or obtained through lower production standards than those produced in the EU is also an obstacle to the ability to obtain fair prices and profitability on the market, as well as being inconsistent with the Union’s own objectives and a potential risk to public health; |
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| Z. whereas the importing of agricultural products of lower quality than those produced in the EU is also an obstacle to the ability to obtain fair prices and profitability on the market, as well as being inconsistent with the Union’s own objectives and a risk to public health; | Z. whereas the agricultural products imported in the EU should respect and be aligned with the EU relevant standards to avoid any obstacle to the ability of EU farmers to obtain fair prices and profitability on the market; whereas EU external policies should aim at achieving such alignment; |
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| Z. whereas the importing of agricultural products of lower quality than those produced in the EU is also an obstacle to the ability to obtain fair prices and profitability on the market, as well as being inconsistent with the Union’s own objectives and a risk to public health; | Z. whereas the importing from third countries of agricultural products of lower quality than those produced in the EU is also an obstacle to the ability to obtain fair prices and profitability on the market, as well as being inconsistent with the Union’s own objectives and a risk to public health; |
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| Z. whereas the importing of agricultural products of lower quality than those produced in the EU is also an obstacle to the ability to obtain fair prices and profitability on the market, as well as being inconsistent with the Union’s own objectives and a risk to public health; | Z. whereas the importing of agricultural products of lower quality than those produced in the EU is also an obstacle to the ability to obtain fair prices and profitability on the market, as well as being inconsistent with the Union’s own objectives and might be a risk to public health; |
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| Z. whereas the importing of agricultural products of lower quality than those produced in the EU is also an obstacle to the ability to obtain fair prices and profitability on the market, as well as being inconsistent with the Union’s own objectives and a risk to public health; | Z. whereas the importing of agricultural products subject to lower standards of production than those laid down in the EU results in a loss of competitiveness for young farmers and is an obstacle to the ability to obtain fair prices and profitability on the market; |
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| Za. whereas “mirror clauses” must be included in the agreements celebrated with third countries, ensuring the competitiveness of the European Union’s farming sector by demanding and closely monitoring reciprocity in aspects such agro-chemical use, respect for human rights and for the environment, and animal welfare EU standards. |
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| AA. whereas any changes to the current CAP and new legislation should be introduced in a way that ensures stability in the sector and legal certainty and security for farmers and forest owners, through measures that do not entail unnecessary administrative burdens and through transitional periods and adequate budgets; | AA. whereas any changes to the current CAP and new legislation should be introduced in a way that ensures a green, just and sustainable transition and stability in the sector and legal certainty and security for farmers and forest owners, always taking into account the environmental and human and animal health urgency we face, through measures that do not entail unnecessary administrative burdens and through reasonable transitional periods and adequate budgets; |
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| AA. whereas any changes to the current CAP and new legislation should be introduced in a way that ensures stability in the sector and legal certainty and security for farmers and forest owners, through measures that do not entail unnecessary administrative burdens and through transitional periods and adequate budgets; | AA. whereas any changes to the current CAP and new legislation should be based on the current functional basic structure and introduced in a way that ensures stability in the sector and continued legal certainty and security for farmers and forest owners, through measures that take into consideration lessons learned and do not entail unnecessary administrative burdens and through transitional periods and adequate budgets; |
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| AA. whereas any changes to the current CAP and new legislation should be introduced in a way that ensures stability in the sector and legal certainty and security for farmers and forest owners, through measures that do not entail unnecessary administrative burdens and through transitional periods and adequate budgets; | AA. whereas any changes to the current CAP and new legislation should be introduced in a way that ensures stability in the sector and legal certainty and security for farmers and forest owners in a timely manner, taking into account the seasonal constraints and long-term planning cycles of agricultural work, through measures that do not entail unnecessary administrative burdens and through transitional periods and adequate budgets; |
Carmen Crespo Díaz, Esther Herranz García, Gabriel Mato, Elena Nevado del Campo, Juan Ignacio Zoido Álvarez
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| AA. whereas any changes to the current CAP and new legislation should be introduced in a way that ensures stability in the sector and legal certainty and security for farmers and forest owners, through measures that do not entail unnecessary administrative burdens and through transitional periods and adequate budgets; | AA. whereas any changes to the current CAP and new legislation should be introduced in a way that ensures stability in the sector and legal certainty and security for farmers and forest owners, through measures that do not entail unnecessary administrative burdens and unacceptable transitional periods and that are accompanied by adequate adaptation budgets; |
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| AA. whereas any changes to the current CAP and new legislation should be introduced in a way that ensures stability in the sector and legal certainty and security for farmers and forest owners, through measures that do not entail unnecessary administrative burdens and through transitional periods and adequate budgets; | AA. whereas any changes to the current CAP and new legislation should be introduced in a way that ensures stability in the sector and legal certainty and security for farmers and forest owners, through administrative measures that are transparent, proportionate, achievable and done in consultation with stakeholders with appropriate transitional periods and adequate budgets; |
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| AA. whereas any changes to the current CAP and new legislation should be introduced in a way that ensures stability in the sector and legal certainty and security for farmers and forest owners, through measures that do not entail unnecessary administrative burdens and through transitional periods and adequate budgets; | AA. whereas any changes to the current CAP and new legislation should be introduced in a way that ensures stability and sustainability in the sector, as well as legal certainty and security for farmers and forest owners, through measures that do not entail unnecessary administrative burdens and through transitional periods and adequate budgets; |
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| AA. whereas any changes to the current CAP and new legislation should be introduced in a way that ensures stability in the sector and legal certainty and security for farmers and forest owners, through measures that do not entail unnecessary administrative burdens and through transitional periods and adequate budgets; | AA. whereas any changes to the current CAP and new legislation should be introduced in a way that ensures stability in the sector and legal certainty and security for farmers through measures that do not entail unnecessary administrative burdens and through transitional periods and adequate budgets; |
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| AA. whereas any changes to the current CAP and new legislation should be introduced in a way that ensures stability in the sector and legal certainty and security for farmers and forest owners, through measures that do not entail unnecessary administrative burdens and through transitional periods and adequate budgets; | AA. whereas any changes to the current CAP and new legislation should be introduced in a way that ensures stability in the sector and legal certainty and security for farmers and concerned forest owners, through measures that focus on sustainable practices, through transitional periods and adequate budgets; |
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| AAa. calls on the Commission to develop an EU-wide, farm-based benchmarking system for the agri-food sector, focused on measurable outcomes rather than prescriptive measures; further calls for the reduction and simplification of administrative obligations by aligning regulatory objectives and enhancing digital tools, so as to create more coherent and accessible pathways to compliance. |
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| AAb. whereas the CAP remains a cornerstone of EU food security, rural development and farmer income support; whereas recent reforms have placed greater environmental demands on farmers without proportionate increases in funding; whereas conditionality requirements have led to a measure-based rather than outcome-based approach, and limit flexibility for locally appropriate solutions; |
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| AB. whereas the World Health Organization recommends moderate consumption of meat and other animal products as part of a varied and balanced diet, as they are a valuable source of high-biological-value protein and essential micronutrients such as iron and vitamin B12, in addition to the benefits of livestock farming, such as protecting biodiversity, preventing fires and providing nutrients for the soil and food security; | AB. whereas the World Health Organization recommends moderate consumption of meat and other animal products as part of a varied and balanced diet, as they are a valuable source of high-biological-value protein and essential micronutrients such as iron and vitamin B12, in addition to the benefits of livestock farming, such as protecting biodiversity, preventing fires and providing nutrients for the soil and food security; whereas current meat consumption in the EU on average is still twice as large as the World Health Organisation recommendations, although consumption patterns vary considerably across the Member States1a; whereas a 10% reduction in total calories consumed by EU inhabitants coupled with a more substantial decrease in meat consumption (with a lower share of ruminants) could cut agricultural emissions by about one third by 2050 (compared to 2010 levels) without necessitating any major land use change;1b |
| 1a See also: RISE Foundation, KU Leuven. What is the Safe Operating Space for EU livestock?, https://risefoundation.eu/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/2018_RISE_Livestock_Full.pdf | |
| 1b See also: IEEP. Net-Zero Agriculture in 2050: How to get there, https://ieep.eu/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/IEEP_NZ2050_Agriculture_report_screen.pdf |
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| AB. whereas the World Health Organization recommends moderate consumption of meat and other animal products as part of a varied and balanced diet, as they are a valuable source of high-biological-value protein and essential micronutrients such as iron and vitamin B12, in addition to the benefits of livestock farming, such as protecting biodiversity, preventing fires and providing nutrients for the soil and food security; | AB. whereas the World Health Organization recommends moderate consumption of meat and other animal products as part of a varied and balanced diet, including the awareness that plant-based diet also provides all necessary nutrients; whereas the market for plant-based meat and dairy alternatives is growing rapidly; whereas the WHO highlights that a healthy diet includes at least five portions of fruit and vegetables per day, as well as plenty of legumes, nuts and whole grains; whereas only 12% of Europeans eat the recommended five portions of fruit and vegetables and a third of Europeans do not consume any at all daily; |
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| AB. whereas the World Health Organization recommends moderate consumption of meat and other animal products as part of a varied and balanced diet, as they are a valuable source of high-biological-value protein and essential micronutrients such as iron and vitamin B12, in addition to the benefits of livestock farming, such as protecting biodiversity, preventing fires and providing nutrients for the soil and food security; | AB. whereas the World Health Organization recommends including fruits and vegetables as part of a varied and balanced daily diet and a moderate consumption of meat and other animal products; |
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| AB. whereas the World Health Organization recommends moderate consumption of meat and other animal products as part of a varied and balanced diet, as they are a valuable source of high-biological-value protein and essential micronutrients such as iron and vitamin B12, in addition to the benefits of livestock farming, such as protecting biodiversity, preventing fires and providing nutrients for the soil and food security; | AB. whereas the World Health Organization recommends moderate consumption of meat and other animal products as part of a varied and balanced diet, as they are a valuable source of high-biological-value protein and essential micronutrients such as iron and vitamin B12, in addition to the benefits of livestock farming, such as protecting biodiversity, preventing fires and providing nutrients for the soil and food security; whereas average meat consumption in the EU is less than 80kg/capita/year, which is significantly lower than meat consumption in other developed countries and in the Mercosur countries; |
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| AB. whereas the World Health Organization recommends moderate consumption of meat and other animal products as part of a varied and balanced diet, as they are a valuable source of high-biological-value protein and essential micronutrients such as iron and vitamin B12, in addition to the benefits of livestock farming, such as protecting biodiversity, preventing fires and providing nutrients for the soil and food security; | AB. whereas the World Health Organization recommends eating far more legumes such as in Mediterranean diets and rather more moderate consumption of meat and other animal products as part of a varied and balanced diet, as they are a valuable source of protein and essential micronutrients such as iron and vitamin B12, in addition to the benefits of pasture-based/grazing livestock farming, such as protecting biodiversity, preventing fires and providing nutrients for the soil and food security; |
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| AB. whereas the World Health Organization recommends moderate consumption of meat and other animal products as part of a varied and balanced diet, as they are a valuable source of high-biological-value protein and essential micronutrients such as iron and vitamin B12, in addition to the benefits of livestock farming, such as protecting biodiversity, preventing fires and providing nutrients for the soil and food security; | AB. whereas the World Health Organization and other considerable scientific evidence1b recommend a diet rich in plant-based foods with reduced consumption of meat and other animal products as part of a varied, sustainable and balanced diet, which confers both improved health and environmental benefits; and also advise consumers to limit intake of processed meat and red meat, which are linked to increased risks of death from heart disease, cancer, diabetes, and other illnesses; |
| 1b Food in the Anthropocene: the EAT–Lancet Commission on healthy diets from sustainable food systems Willett, Walter et al. The Lancet, Volume 393, Issue 10170, 447 - 492 |
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| AB. whereas the World Health Organization recommends moderate consumption of meat and other animal products as part of a varied and balanced diet, as they are a valuable source of high-biological-value protein and essential micronutrients such as iron and vitamin B12, in addition to the benefits of livestock farming, such as protecting biodiversity, preventing fires and providing nutrients for the soil and food security; | AB. whereas the consumption of meat and other animal products as part of a varied and balanced diet is a valuable source of high-biological-value protein and essential micronutrients such as iron and vitamin B12, and whereas the benefits of livestock farming include protecting biodiversity, preventing fires and providing nutrients for the soil and food security; |
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| AB. whereas the World Health Organization recommends moderate consumption of meat and other animal products as part of a varied and balanced diet, as they are a valuable source of high-biological-value protein and essential micronutrients such as iron and vitamin B12, in addition to the benefits of livestock farming, such as protecting biodiversity, preventing fires and providing nutrients for the soil and food security; | AB. whereas consumption of meat and other animal products as part of a varied and balanced diet constitutes a valuable source of high-biological-value protein and essential micronutrients such as iron and vitamin B12, in addition to the benefits of livestock farming, such as protecting biodiversity, preventing fires and providing nutrients for the soil and food security; |
Carmen Crespo Díaz, Esther Herranz García, Gabriel Mato, Elena Nevado del Campo, Juan Ignacio Zoido Álvarez
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| AB. whereas the World Health Organization recommends moderate consumption of meat and other animal products as part of a varied and balanced diet, as they are a valuable source of high-biological-value protein and essential micronutrients such as iron and vitamin B12, in addition to the benefits of livestock farming, such as protecting biodiversity, preventing fires and providing nutrients for the soil and food security; | AB. whereas the World Health Organization recommends moderate consumption of meat and other animal products as part of a varied and balanced diet, as they are a valuable source of high-biological-value protein and essential micronutrients such as iron and vitamin B12, in addition to the benefits of livestock farming, such as protecting biodiversity, preventing forest fires and providing nutrients for the soil and contributing to the requisite food security; |
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| AB. whereas the World Health Organization recommends moderate consumption of meat and other animal products as part of a varied and balanced diet, as they are a valuable source of high-biological-value protein and essential micronutrients such as iron and vitamin B12, in addition to the benefits of livestock farming, such as protecting biodiversity, preventing fires and providing nutrients for the soil and food security; | AB. whereas the World Health Organization recommends moderate consumption of meat and other animal products as part of a varied and balanced diet, as they are a valuable source of high-biological-value protein and essential micronutrients such as iron and vitamin B12; whereas extensive livestock farming presents key benefits, such as protecting biodiversity, preventing fires and providing nutrients for the soil and food security; |
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| ABa. whereas the World Health Organization acknowledges that a reduction of 14% in the consumption of red and processed meat in upper-middle income countries, including the EU, associated with an increase in plant-based food sources, might result in 65 000 fewer attributable deaths, and that intensive animal farming is associated with increased risk of antimicrobial resistance (AMR), and many forms of livestock farming are associated with unsustainable environmental impacts, such as greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, use of freshwater and land mass, and deforestation-linked biodiversity loss associated with feed supply chains; |
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| ABa. whereas agri-food production is based on the continuing integration and complementarity of animal and plant production, and the EU’s food strategy, and protein production in particular, must thus ensure a balance between the various sources in order to guarantee food security, public health and sustainable production and economic and social systems, avoiding approaches that are overly unbalanced; |
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| ABa. whereas livestock farming is essential to agriculture because of its major contribution to national cultures and heritage, to maintaining landscapes, to the nutritional balance of European consumers and to the economy of the European Union; |
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| ABa. whereas sustainable livestock constitutes an essential part in the EU agriculture; whereas the Commission underlines, in its Vision for Agriculture and Food, the need for a long-term vision for this sector and announced the launch of a work stream on livestock. |
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| ABa. whereas livestock farming is essential for agriculture, for its essential contribution to national cultures and heritage, for the upkeep of landscapes, for a balanced diet for European consumers and for the European Union’s economy; |
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| ABa. whereas recognising the importance of promoting healthier and more sustainable food choices among consumers, it is imperative for the Union to effectively utilize its available instruments and budget in alignment with scientific recommendations, |
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| ABa. whereas sustainable agri-food systems are crucial for protecting biodiversity, including soil health and water resilience, as well as ensuring food safety and food security; |
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| ABb. whereas the consumption of fruit and vegetables in Europe is below the recommendations of the World Health Organization, which suggests people consume at least 400 grams (5 portions) per day; whereas low levels of fruit and vegetable consumption is associated with an increased risk of chronic diseases and premature mortality; |
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| AC. whereas approximately 70 % of the protein-rich feed needed in the Union is imported from third countries and whereas the European Parliament and the Member States are calling for an increase in the production of protein crops in the EU; | AC. whereas approximately 70 % of the protein-rich feed needed in the Union is imported from third countries and whereas the European Parliament and the Member States are calling for an increase in the production of protein crops in the EU, particularly in view of the ‘protein crash’ that is expected to hit the global markets by 2028 as a result of the increased demand for protein as a raw material in both developed and developing countries; |
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| AC. whereas approximately 70 % of the protein-rich feed needed in the Union is imported from third countries and whereas the European Parliament and the Member States are calling for an increase in the production of protein crops in the EU; | AC. whereas approximately 70 % of the vegetable protein crops used for animal feed needed in the Union is imported from third countries; and whereas the European Parliament and the Member States have been calling for an increase in the production of protein crops in the EU and a meaningful EU protein strategy that covers feed and pasturing and grazing strategies; |
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| AC. whereas approximately 70 % of the protein-rich feed needed in the Union is imported from third countries and whereas the European Parliament and the Member States are calling for an increase in the production of protein crops in the EU; | AC. whereas approximately 70 % of the protein-rich feed needed in the Union is imported from third countries, because those products are afforded a lower level of protection than cereals, and whereas the European Parliament and the Member States are calling for an increase in the production of protein crops in the EU; |
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| AC. whereas approximately 70 % of the protein-rich feed needed in the Union is imported from third countries and whereas the European Parliament and the Member States are calling for an increase in the production of protein crops in the EU; | AC. whereas approximately 70 % of the protein-rich feed needed in the Union is imported from third countries and whereas the European Parliament and the Member States are calling for an increase in the production of protein crops in the EU and the submission of a EU strategy on protein supply; |
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| AC. whereas approximately 70 % of the protein-rich feed needed in the Union is imported from third countries and whereas the European Parliament and the Member States are calling for an increase in the production of protein crops in the EU; | AC. whereas approximately 70 % of the raw materials for the manufacturing of the protein-rich feed needed in the Union is imported from third countries and whereas it is essential to reduce that strategic dependence and to foster the production of good-quality plant-based protein in the EU; |
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| AC. whereas approximately 70 % of the protein-rich feed needed in the Union is imported from third countries and whereas the European Parliament and the Member States are calling for an increase in the production of protein crops in the EU; | AC. whereas approximately 70 % of the protein-rich feed needed in the Union is imported from third countries and whereas the European Parliament and the Member States have repeatedly called for a stimulus for and an increase in the production of protein crops in the EU; |
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| AC. whereas approximately 70 % of the protein-rich feed needed in the Union is imported from third countries and whereas the European Parliament and the Member States are calling for an increase in the production of protein crops in the EU; | AC. whereas the EU has a deficit in plant protein production and the European Parliament as well as Member States are calling for an increase in the production of protein crops in the EU; |
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| AC. whereas approximately 70 % of the protein-rich feed needed in the Union is imported from third countries and whereas the European Parliament and the Member States are calling for an increase in the production of protein crops in the EU; | AC. whereas approximately 70 % of the protein-rich feed needed in the Union is imported from third countries and whereas the European Parliament and the Member States are calling for an increase in the production of protein crops such as legumes in the EU; |
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| AC. whereas approximately 70 % of the protein-rich feed needed in the Union is imported from third countries and whereas the European Parliament and the Member States are calling for an increase in the production of protein crops in the EU; | AC. whereas approximately 70 % of the protein-rich feed needed in the Union is imported from third countries and whereas the European Parliament and the Member States are calling for an increase in the production of protein crops such as legumes in the EU; |
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| ACa. whereas the heavy reliance on imported feed and palm oil has led to significant environmental degradation and undermines local agricultural practices; whereas it is essential to address the disastrous effects of these imports by prioritizing the production of sustainable protein crops within the EU and implementing measures to end dependency on these imports; |
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| ACa. whereas approximately 70 % of the protein-rich feed needed in the Union is imported from third countries and whereas the European Parliament and the Member States are calling for an increase in the production of protein crops in the EU; whereas the production of animal feed is one of the key drivers of land use change; |
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| ACb. whereas out that producing and consuming fewer animal-based and more plant-based products leads to a reduction of food waste from feeding animals with food that is also suitable for humans, and contributes to a more equitable distribution of food; |
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| AD. whereas agriculture and water are intrinsically linked and sustainable water management in the agricultural sector is vital to ensure sufficient and good quality food production; | AD. whereas agriculture and water are intrinsically linked and sustainable water management in the agricultural sector is vital to ensure sufficient and good quality food production; however, agricultural practices are a primary contributor to the failure in achieving the goals set by the Water Framework Directive (WFD), with excessive use of pesticides and nitrates leading to water pollution and degradation of aquatic ecosystems, |
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| AD. whereas agriculture and water are intrinsically linked and sustainable water management in the agricultural sector is vital to ensure sufficient and good quality food production; | AD. whereas agriculture water and soil are intrinsically linked and sustainable water and soil management in the agricultural sector is vital to ensure sufficient drinking water for all citizens and water to fuel other sectors of the economy 1b in addition to prioritising good quality food production; whereas in the EU, agricultural use represents 30% of all water used annually1a; |
| 1a UN (2023), The United Nations World Water Development Report 2023: partnerships and cooperation for water | |
| 1b EEA Report 17/2020 https://www.eea.europa.eu/en/analysis/publications/water-and-agriculture-towards-sustainable-solutions |
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| AD. whereas agriculture and water are intrinsically linked and sustainable water management in the agricultural sector is vital to ensure sufficient and good quality food production; | AD. whereas agriculture and water are intrinsically linked and sustainable water management and increasing the availability of freshwater in the agricultural sector is vital to ensure sufficient and good quality food production; |
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| AD. whereas agriculture and water are intrinsically linked and sustainable water management in the agricultural sector is vital to ensure sufficient and good quality food production; | AD. whereas agriculture and water are intrinsically linked and sustainable water management in the agricultural sector is vital to ensure the continuity of the animal husbandry sector, and sufficient and good quality food production; |
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| AD. whereas agriculture and water are intrinsically linked and sustainable water management in the agricultural sector is vital to ensure sufficient and good quality food production; | AD. whereas agriculture, land and water are intrinsically linked and the availability and sustainable management of water and land in the agricultural sector are vital to ensure sufficient and good quality food production; |
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| ADa. whereas efficient nutrient use is essential to reducing the EU’s dependency on chemical fertilisers, lowering greenhouse gas emissions, and improving soil health; whereas the Nitrates Directive, in its current form, restricts the use of processed animal manure, including RENURE products, despite scientific evidence supporting their safe application; whereas the Joint Research Centre (JRC) has concluded that replacing synthetic mineral fertilisers with RENURE does not lead to increased nitrate losses to water; whereas this creates unnecessary regulatory barriers for farmers aiming to close nutrient cycles and reduce environmental impacts; |
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| ADb. whereas there is no scientific evidence supporting the effectiveness of a generic limit of 170 kg N/ha for nitrogen from livestock manure in Nitrate Vulnerable Zones (NVZs), reducing nitrate leaching , as currently applies under the Nitrates Directive; whereas research shows that, particularly on grassland, higher application rates of organic nitrogen can be used without increasing the risk of nitrate leaching1v; whereas scientific literature supports that the most effective strategy to reduce leaching is to focus on reducing nitrogen surpluses rather than applying uniform input limits;1w | |
| 1v Herman C. de Boer, Mark van Mullekom, Alfons J.P. Smolders, Lower nitrate leaching from dairy cattle slurry compared to synthetic fertilizer calcium ammonium nitrate applied to grassland, Environmental Pollution, Volume 344, 2024, 123088, ISSN 0269-7491, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.envpol.2023.123088. | |
| 1w Hansen, B., Thorling, L., Schullehner, J., Termansen, M., & Dalgaard, T. (2017). Groundwater nitrate response to sustainable nitrogen management. Scientific Reports, 7(1). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-017-07147-2 |
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| ADc. whereas significant quantities of nutrients, including nitrogen and phosphorus, are lost from the food and agricultural system via household wastewater and sewage sludge; whereas these nutrients often end up in surface waters, contributing to eutrophication, or are insufficiently recovered during wastewater treatment processes, leading to nutrient norm exceedances that are often unjustly attributed solely to farmers; whereas this situation represents both an environmental risk and a missed opportunity for improving nutrient circularity and enhancing the EU’s strategic resource autonomy; |
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| AE. whereas in 2020 the majority (57.6 %) of farm managers (of both sexes) were over 55 years of age and those under 35 years of age represent approximately 6 % of all farmers in the EU in 2021; whereas in many Member States, a very high proportion of farmers are aged 65 and over; | AE. whereas in 2020 the majority (57.6 %) of farm managers were over 55 years of age and those under 35 years of age represent approximately 6 % of all farmers in the EU in 2021; whereas in many Member States, a very high proportion of farmers are aged 65 and over; whereas farming will remain an unattractive profession for new entrants if CAP funds are not fairly distributed, benefitting those that farm in harmony with nature; |
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| AE. whereas in 2020 the majority (57.6 %) of farm managers (of both sexes) were over 55 years of age and those under 35 years of age represent approximately 6 % of all farmers in the EU in 2021; whereas in many Member States, a very high proportion of farmers are aged 65 and over; | AE. whereas in 2020 the majority (57.6 %) of farm managers (of both sexes) were over 55 years of age and those under 35 years of age represent approximately 6 % of all farmers in the EU in 2021; whereas in many Member States, a very high proportion of farmers are aged 65 and over; notes that European policies have failed to check this generational decline; |
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| AE. whereas in 2020 the majority (57.6 %) of farm managers (of both sexes) were over 55 years of age and those under 35 years of age represent approximately 6 % of all farmers in the EU in 2021; whereas in many Member States, a very high proportion of farmers are aged 65 and over; | AE. whereas in 2020 the majority (57.6 %) of farm managers (of both sexes) were over 55 years of age, those under 35 years of age represent approximately 6 % of all farmers in the EU in 2021 and farmers under the age of 40 represent only 12% of EU farmers; whereas in many Member States, a very high proportion of farmers are aged 65 and over; |
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| AE. whereas in 2020 the majority (57.6 %) of farm managers (of both sexes) were over 55 years of age and those under 35 years of age represent approximately 6 % of all farmers in the EU in 2021; whereas in many Member States, a very high proportion of farmers are aged 65 and over; | AE. whereas in 2020 the majority (57.6 %) of farm managers (of both sexes) were over 55 years of age and those under 35 years of age represent approximately 6 %, with women representing only 1.7% thereof, of all farmers in the EU in 2021; whereas in many Member States, a very high proportion of farmers are aged 65 and over; |
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| AE. whereas in 2020 the majority (57.6 %) of farm managers (of both sexes) were over 55 years of age and those under 35 years of age represent approximately 6 % of all farmers in the EU in 2021; whereas in many Member States, a very high proportion of farmers are aged 65 and over; | AE. whereas in 2020 the majority (57.6 %) of farm owners (of both sexes) were over 55 years of age and those under 35 years of age represent approximately 6 % of all farmers in the EU in 2021; whereas in many Member States, a very high proportion of farmers are aged 65 and over; |
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| AEa. whereas youth employment initiatives, such as the Youth Guarantee, play a key role in ensuring that young people under 30 receive a quality job offer, further education, training or an apprenticeship within four months of becoming unemployed or leaving formal education; Whereas better integration of such initiatives with the CAP and rural development policies can support generational renewal, strengthen employment pathways in agriculture, and help retain young people in rural areas; AE a. Whereas youth employment initiatives, such as the Youth Guarantee, play a key role in ensuring that young people under 30 receive a quality job offer, further education, training or an apprenticeship within four months of becoming unemployed or leaving formal education; Whereas better integration of such initiatives with the CAP and rural development policies can support generational renewal, strengthen employment pathways in agriculture, and help retain young people in rural areas; |
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| AEb. whereas Erasmus+ offers young people opportunities for study, training and work experience abroad, and now includes a growing focus on encouraging return and reintegration into home regions; Whereas integrating Erasmus+ mobility and reintegration schemes with CAP-supported rural development actions can foster knowledge transfer, entrepreneurial capacity and innovation in the agri-food sector, while contributing to talent retention and revitalisation of rural areas; |
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| AF. whereas the increase in world trade presents opportunities and challenges, which requires adaptation of international trade rules, in particular within the framework of the World Trade Organization (WTO), to ensure fair and sustainable conditions of competition, based on reciprocity and effective trade defence and control mechanisms, in line with social, economic and environmental standards; | AF. whereas the increase in world trade presents both opportunities and growing challenges, particularly in light of recent disruptions, escalation of trade tensions, and the increasing use of tariffs in the agri-food sector; whereas this situation highlights the urgent need to adapt international trade rules, in particular within the framework of the World Trade Organization (WTO), to safeguard the Union’s agri-food systems by ensuring fair and sustainable conditions of competition, based on consolidated reciprocity, trade defence and control mechanisms, in line with the EU social, economic and environmental standards, and its strategic autonomy objectives; |
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| AF. whereas the increase in world trade presents opportunities and challenges, which requires adaptation of international trade rules, in particular within the framework of the World Trade Organization (WTO), to ensure fair and sustainable conditions of competition, based on reciprocity and effective trade defence and control mechanisms, in line with social, economic and environmental standards; | AF. whereas the increase in world trade presents opportunities and challenges, which requires adaptation of international trade rules, in particular within the framework of the World Trade Organization (WTO), to ensure fair and sustainable conditions of competition, based on reciprocity that maintains the EU’s relatively high safety and quality standards and quality including human/workers’ rights, rather than provoking a race to the bottom, and on effective trade defence and control mechanisms and enforceability, to maintain the EU’s values expressed by its social, economic and environmental standards; |
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| AF. whereas the increase in world trade presents opportunities and challenges, which requires adaptation of international trade rules, in particular within the framework of the World Trade Organization (WTO), to ensure fair and sustainable conditions of competition, based on reciprocity and effective trade defence and control mechanisms, in line with social, economic and environmental standards; | AF. whereas world trade has been stagnating since the late 2000s and the 2007-2008 food crisis brought about tougher agricultural policies everywhere in the world so as to limit the exposure of farmers and populations to the structural instability of international agricultural markets, which requires adaptation of international trade rules, in particular within the framework of the World Trade Organization (WTO), to ensure fair and sustainable conditions of competition, based on reciprocity and effective trade and price control and stabilisation mechanisms, in order to ensure food security at global level; |
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| AF. whereas the increase in world trade presents opportunities and challenges, which requires adaptation of international trade rules, in particular within the framework of the World Trade Organization (WTO), to ensure fair and sustainable conditions of competition, based on reciprocity and effective trade defence and control mechanisms, in line with social, economic and environmental standards; | AF. whereas the increase in world trade presents opportunities and challenges, which requires adaptation of international trade rules to the global trade environment, in particular within the framework of the World Trade Organization (WTO), and ensure fair and sustainable conditions of competition, based on reciprocity and effective trade defence and control mechanisms, in line with social, economic and environmental standards in force in the EU; |
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| AF. whereas the increase in world trade presents opportunities and challenges, which requires adaptation of international trade rules, in particular within the framework of the World Trade Organization (WTO), to ensure fair and sustainable conditions of competition, based on reciprocity and effective trade defence and control mechanisms, in line with social, economic and environmental standards; | AF. whereas the increase in world trade presents opportunities and challenges, which requires adaptation of international trade rules, in particular within the framework of the World Trade Organization (WTO), to ensure fair and sustainable conditions of competition, based on reciprocity and effective trade defence and legally binding control mechanisms, in line with social, economic and environmental standards; |
Carmen Crespo Díaz, Esther Herranz García, Gabriel Mato, Elena Nevado del Campo, Juan Ignacio Zoido Álvarez
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| AF. whereas the increase in world trade presents opportunities and challenges, which requires adaptation of international trade rules, in particular within the framework of the World Trade Organization (WTO), to ensure fair and sustainable conditions of competition, based on reciprocity and effective trade defence and control mechanisms, in line with social, economic and environmental standards; | AF. whereas the growing instability in world trade requires adaptation of the EU’s trade policies, advocating for a stronger World Trade Organization (WTO) framework, to ensure fair and sustainable conditions of competition, based on reciprocity and effective trade defence and control mechanisms, in line with social, economic and environmental standards; |
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| AF. whereas the increase in world trade presents opportunities and challenges, which requires adaptation of international trade rules, in particular within the framework of the World Trade Organization (WTO), to ensure fair and sustainable conditions of competition, based on reciprocity and effective trade defence and control mechanisms, in line with social, economic and environmental standards; | AF. whereas the increase in world trade presents challenges, which requires adaptation of international trade rules, in particular within the framework of the World Trade Organization (WTO), to ensure fair and sustainable conditions of competition, based on reciprocity and effective trade defence and control mechanisms, in line with social, economic and environmental standards; |
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| AFa. whereas Horizon Europe funds research and innovation across the EU and places special emphasis on widening participation from countries and regions affected by brain drain; Whereas aligning Horizon Europe actions with CAP rural development priorities can support the integration of research results into practical, locally-adapted agricultural solutions, promote innovation in lagging regions, and contribute to talent retention and the revitalisation of rural communities; |
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| AFa. having regard to the major upheavals regarding global trading relations, the new strategic postures of great powers such as the United States and China, the inability of the World Trade Organization (WTO) to adapt to and regulate those upheavals, and the need to rethink the European Union’s trading relations in the context of defending genuine food sovereignty for the Union and Member States; |
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| AFa. whereas open, fair and balanced trade agreements are a strategic tool to strengthen the resilience of EU agriculture by creating diversified export markets, reducing dependence on a limited number of partners and can support consumer choice and improve market access for high-quality EU agri-food products globally; |
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| AFa. whereas it is necessary to redesign the physical, network and digital infrastructure underpinning the efficient export of European agri-food products and to consider launching a ‘Global Gateway 2.0’, notably in light of the global tariff and duty turmoil; |
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| AG. whereas, while the focus on research for innovation in resource-saving processes and products is appreciated, progress needs to be made in developing the research capacity and infrastructure to apply these results in sustainable practices in the agricultural and forestry sectors, which requires independent, transparent and well-funded services in all Member States, as well as promoting knowledge sharing and capacity building; | AG. whereas, while the focus on research for innovation in low-input, high-autonomy, resilience boosting and resource-saving approaches, practices, processes and products is appreciated, thanks to the public funding of science allowing progress to be made in developing the research capacity, but that body of work needs the infrastructure to apply the extremely numerous results into mainstreamed sustainable practices in the agricultural and forestry sectors, which requires independent, transparent and well-funded advice and extension services in all Member States, as well as promoting peer-to-peer knowledge sharing and capacity building for networks of farmer innovators; |
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| AG. whereas, while the focus on research for innovation in resource-saving processes and products is appreciated, progress needs to be made in developing the research capacity and infrastructure to apply these results in sustainable practices in the agricultural and forestry sectors, which requires independent, transparent and well-funded services in all Member States, as well as promoting knowledge sharing and capacity building; | AG. whereas, while the focus on research for innovation in resource-saving processes and products is appreciated, progress needs to be made in developing the research capacity and infrastructure to apply these results in sustainable practices in the agricultural and forestry sectors, which requires independent, transparent and well-funded advisory services in all Member States, as well as promoting knowledge sharing and capacity building; |
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| AG. whereas, while the focus on research for innovation in resource-saving processes and products is appreciated, progress needs to be made in developing the research capacity and infrastructure to apply these results in sustainable practices in the agricultural and forestry sectors, which requires independent, transparent and well-funded services in all Member States, as well as promoting knowledge sharing and capacity building; | AG. whereas, while the focus on research for innovation in resource-saving processes and products is appreciated, progress needs to be made in developing the research capacity and infrastructure to apply these results in sustainable practices in the agricultural sector, which requires independent, transparent and well-funded services in all Member States, as well as promoting knowledge sharing and capacity building; |
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| AGa. highlights the importance of clarifying the legal status of hemp in the EU and recommends the Commission to adopt provisions ensuring that all parts of the hemp plant can be produced, harvested, processed, and marketed. This measure would harmonize national legislations and align with EU Court of Justice rulings and international law, while simplifying and adapting rules to the needs of an emerging agricultural sector. Hemp cultivation can bring new economic opportunities and additional income to farmers, stimulate innovation in rural areas, and strengthen the resilience of European agriculture in line with the Commission’s Vision for Agriculture and Food. The European Parliament recommends establishing 0.5% THC as the maximum threshold for the registration of hemp varieties in the EU, thereby clearly distinguishing hemp from other cannabis varieties. This would harmonize national definitions, expand the genetic pool of recognized hemp seeds, and encourage breeding of new, multipurpose varieties that are more resilient to climate change, all while maintaining low THC levels and ensuring clarity for farmers, regulators, and consumers; |
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| AGa. whereas Smart Specialisation Strategies (S3) and the Talent Booster Mechanism are essential tools for addressing regional disparities and mitigating rural brain drain by fostering place-based innovation and supporting talent development; whereas their full integration with the CAP, particularly under Pillar II, along with reinforced synergies with other EU instruments such as the ERDF, ESF+, Horizon Europe and InvestEU, can enhance the capacity of rural and lagging regions to retain and attract skilled human capital; Whereas talent retention and attraction strategies should become a key requirement within national CAP strategic plans; |
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| AGa. whereas the results of innovation and research need to be efficiently disseminated and reach farmers in a reliable and accessible way, not only through agricultural advisers, but also via digital platforms and knowledge networks that enable farmers to access relevant information and apply innovative solutions in order to improve farming practices and the sustainability of farm management; |
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| AGb. whereas only 12 % of farmers in the European Union are under the age of 40, and whereas there is a crucial role to be played by digitalisation and the integration of modern technologies in agriculture so as to simplify production processes, and by the deployment of autonomous technologies and the rational management of resources, which will help increase the competitiveness of the sector and make rural life and work more attractive for new generations; |
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| AGb. whereas the Digital Europe Programme and investments in broadband infrastructure are essential for bridging the digital divide between rural and urban areas; Whereas improved connectivity and digital skills in rural and remote regions are crucial to enable teleworking, digital entrepreneurship, and innovation in agriculture, thereby reducing the need for young people and skilled professionals to relocate in search of opportunities; |
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| AH. whereas the European Union has developed a series of space programmes (EGNOS and Galileo) and earth observation programmes (Copernicus), whose potential for monitoring the implementation of the CAP and the transition of European agriculture towards precision farming and towards the dual environmental and economic performance of holdings should be exploited to its maximum; | AH. whereas the European Union has developed a series of space programmes (EGNOS and Galileo) and earth observation programmes (Copernicus), whose potential for monitoring the implementation of the CAP and the transition of European agriculture towards precision farming and towards the dual environmental and economic performance of holdings should be exploited to its maximum in order to empower farmers with data about the land they are managing, and also where appropriate to simplify and cut administrative burden; |
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| AH. whereas the European Union has developed a series of space programmes (EGNOS and Galileo) and earth observation programmes (Copernicus), whose potential for monitoring the implementation of the CAP and the transition of European agriculture towards precision farming and towards the dual environmental and economic performance of holdings should be exploited to its maximum; | AH. whereas the European Union has developed a series of space programmes (EGNOS and Galileo) and earth observation programmes (Copernicus), whose potential for the transition of European agriculture towards precision farming and towards the dual environmental and economic performance of holdings should be exploited to its maximum; |
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| AHa. whereas the development of European innovation ecosystems and start-up support initiatives, particularly in rural areas, plays a crucial role in creating high-quality local job opportunities for highly skilled individuals; Whereas fostering entrepreneurial ecosystems through CAP-funded rural development instruments, in synergy with EU programmes such as Horizon Europe, InvestEU, the Single Market Programme, and Cohesion Policy funds including the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) and the European Social Fund Plus (ESF+), can contribute to reversing brain drain and enhancing rural resilience by anchoring talent and innovation within local economies; |
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| AHb. whereas fostering European innovation ecosystems and start-up support in less-advantaged and rural regions is a powerful tool for creating high-quality, local job opportunities for highly skilled individuals; Whereas targeted investment in entrepreneurial infrastructure and business support services, aligned with CAP and cohesion policy objectives, can enhance rural resilience, reduce brain drain, and stimulate bottom-up economic development; |
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| AI. whereas most bio-technology research is now located outside the European Union, where it typically focuses on agro-economic issues not relevant to the EU sector, resulting in potential losses in investment and focus; | deleted |
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| AI. whereas most bio-technology research is now located outside the European Union, where it typically focuses on agro-economic issues not relevant to the EU sector, resulting in potential losses in investment and focus; | deleted |
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| AI. whereas most bio-technology research is now located outside the European Union, where it typically focuses on agro-economic issues not relevant to the EU sector, resulting in potential losses in investment and focus; | deleted |
Raffaele Stancanelli, Isabella Tovaglieri, Tomáš Kubín, Marie Dauchy, Vilis Krištopans, Mireia Borrás Pabón
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| AI. whereas most bio-technology research is now located outside the European Union, where it typically focuses on agro-economic issues not relevant to the EU sector, resulting in potential losses in investment and focus; | AI. whereas most bio-technology research is now located outside the European Union, where it typically focuses on certain productions, while excluding those which are relevant for the European sector, resulting in potential losses in investment and focus, as well as opportunities for farmers; |
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| AI. whereas most bio-technology research is now located outside the European Union, where it typically focuses on agro-economic issues not relevant to the EU sector, resulting in potential losses in investment and focus; | AI. whereas most bio-technology research, including into genomic techniques, is now located outside the European Union, where it typically focuses on agro-economic issues partially relevant to the EU sector, resulting in potential losses in investment and focus; |
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| AI. whereas most bio-technology research is now located outside the European Union, where it typically focuses on agro-economic issues not relevant to the EU sector, resulting in potential losses in investment and focus; | AI. whereas most bio-technology research is now located outside the European Union, where it typically focuses on agro-economic issues not relevant to the EU sector, resulting in potential losses in investment and focus as well as opportunities for farmers; |
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| AI. whereas most bio-technology research is now located outside the European Union, where it typically focuses on agro-economic issues not relevant to the EU sector, resulting in potential losses in investment and focus; | AI. whereas most bio-technology research is now located outside the European Union and whereas we should invest in its development with a view to benefiting the entire EU agri-food sector; |
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| AI. whereas most bio-technology research is now located outside the European Union, where it typically focuses on agro-economic issues not relevant to the EU sector, resulting in potential losses in investment and focus; | AI. whereas the EU is among world leaders in biotech patents coming second after USA and before China, while Europe hosts a significant amount of bio-technology research1a; |
| 1a JRC, 2024, The global landscape of biotech innovation: state of play |
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| AIa. whereas some Member States, with the support of EU funding, have introduced return and reintegration incentive schemes for young professionals and entrepreneurs, including business start-up grants, housing support and tax exemptions; Whereas integrating such incentives into CAP-supported rural development policies can facilitate the return of skilled individuals to rural areas, contribute to generational renewal, and stimulate sustainable economic activity in regions affected by depopulation and brain drain; |
Carmen Crespo Díaz, Esther Herranz García, Gabriel Mato, Elena Nevado del Campo, Juan Ignacio Zoido Álvarez
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| AIa. whereas the removal of plant protection products without effective alternative active materials exposes farmers to pests and diseases that reduce their profitability and competitiveness, and whereas animal health is undermined by emerging diseases in the EU, increasing food waste and a threat to food security; |
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| AJ. whereas, on the basis of current experience, innovation and the implementation of efficient processes and systems can improve the yields and resilience of the agricultural sector, while contributing to a reduction in production costs, ensuring the sustainability and competitiveness of farms; | AJ. whereas, on the basis of current experience, innovation and the implementation of efficient processes and systems, such as NGT, drones or research into new, more virtuous phytosanitary products, can improve the yields and resilience of the agricultural sector, while contributing to a reduction in production costs, ensuring the sustainability and competitiveness of farms; |
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| AJ. whereas, on the basis of current experience, innovation and the implementation of efficient processes and systems can improve the yields and resilience of the agricultural sector, while contributing to a reduction in production costs, ensuring the sustainability and competitiveness of farms; | AJ. whereas, on the basis of current experience, innovation and the implementation of efficient processes and systems can improve the yields and resilience of the agricultural sector, while contributing to a reduction of negative environmental effects, reduction of external inputs, and reduction in production costs, ensuring the sustainability and competitiveness of farms; |
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| AJ. whereas, on the basis of current experience, innovation and the implementation of efficient processes and systems can improve the yields and resilience of the agricultural sector, while contributing to a reduction in production costs, ensuring the sustainability and competitiveness of farms; | AJ. whereas, on the basis of current experience, innovation and the implementation of efficient processes and systems, such as NGTs, drones and investigations into new, more virtuous plant protection products, can improve the yields and resilience of the agricultural sector, while contributing to a reduction in production costs, ensuring the viability and competitiveness of farms; |
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| AJ. whereas, on the basis of current experience, innovation and the implementation of efficient processes and systems can improve the yields and resilience of the agricultural sector, while contributing to a reduction in production costs, ensuring the sustainability and competitiveness of farms; | AJ. whereas, on the basis of current experience, innovation and the implementation of efficient processes and systems can improve the yields and resilience of the agricultural sector, while contributing to a reduction of negative environmental effects, production costs and input while ensuring the sustainability and competitiveness of farms; |
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| AJ. whereas, on the basis of current experience, innovation and the implementation of efficient processes and systems can improve the yields and resilience of the agricultural sector, while contributing to a reduction in production costs, ensuring the sustainability and competitiveness of farms; | AJ. whereas, on the basis of current experience, innovation and the adoption of more efficient and sustainable farming practices and systems can improve the yields and resilience of the agricultural sector, while contributing to a reduction in production costs, ensuring the long-term sustainability and competitiveness of farms; |
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| AJa. whereas research and farmers across the EU, including through EU funded projects such as "IPMworks", show that, by implementing Integrated Pest Management, agroecological, regenerative, conservation and biocontrol practices, pesticides can be ambitiously reduced or omitted, while maintaining or improving yields, profitability and resilience. Coordinated, independent advisory systems equipped to provide high expertise guidance on Integrated Pest Management and agroecology are a key factor for effective implementation. However, while access to advisory systems on IPM is mandatory through the CAP and SUD, most farmers do not have access to them; |
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| AK. whereas the impact and frequency of adverse climatic events across Europe, as a consequence of climate change, require risk prevention mechanisms and infrastructures; | AK. whereas the impact, patterns and frequency of increasingly adverse climate change related events across Europe, the World’s fastest warming continent, require risk prevention mechanisms limiting the impact of floods and droughts and interventions and infrastructures to retain water in the landscape and soil. Whereas increasing the number of reservoirs alone has already proven ineffective to provide water resilience1a, and has led to conflict between neighbours, and social and legal challenges; Whereas in order not to deprive other users/neighbours of their right to water, and to avoid the costs of drilling deeper wells, cumulative hydrological impact assessments on drainage basin level are needed at the planning and permit stage; |
| 1a In the 2022-2023 winter drought in Southern Europe, the reservoirs sat empty and groundwater had to be pumped to fill them; and on the drainage basin level, too many of them blocks infiltration to groundwater, dries out rivers and drives desertification |
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| AK. whereas the impact and frequency of adverse climatic events across Europe, as a consequence of climate change, require risk prevention mechanisms and infrastructures; | AK. whereas the impact and frequency of adverse climatic events across Europe, with direct consequences for food security and the rural economy, necessitate the implementation of risk prevention mechanisms and infrastructures by using funds outside the CAP to address such challenges, including disasters, plant diseases, and pest infestations, in order to ensure the resilience of the sector and support the adaptation of farms to future challenges ; |
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| AK. whereas the impact and frequency of adverse climatic events across Europe, as a consequence of climate change, require risk prevention mechanisms and infrastructures; | AK. whereas the impact and frequency of adverse climatic events across Europe, as a consequence of climate change, require risk prevention mechanisms and infrastructures in the short term as well as a paradigm shift towards sustainable agricultural practices in the medium and long term; |
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| AK. whereas the impact and frequency of adverse climatic events across Europe, as a consequence of climate change, require risk prevention mechanisms and infrastructures; | AK. whereas the impact and frequency of adverse climatic events across Europe, as a consequence of climate change, require better risk prevention and adaptation mechanisms and infrastructures, in addition to more efficient risk management tools; |
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| AK. whereas the impact and frequency of adverse climatic events across Europe, as a consequence of climate change, require risk prevention mechanisms and infrastructures; | AK. whereas the impact and frequency of adverse climatic events across Europe, as a consequence of climate change, require risk prevention mechanisms and infrastructures, and whereas nature-based solutions are the most efficient in terms of costs and results; |
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| AK. whereas the impact and frequency of adverse climatic events across Europe, as a consequence of climate change, require risk prevention mechanisms and infrastructures; | AK. whereas the impact and frequency of adverse climatic events across Europe, as a consequence of climate change, require risk prevention mechanisms and infrastructures as well as more sustainable production methods and more resilient and multifunctional farms; |
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| AK. whereas the impact and frequency of adverse climatic events across Europe, as a consequence of climate change, require risk prevention mechanisms and infrastructures; | AK. whereas the impact and frequency of adverse climatic events across Europe, as a consequence of climate change, require risk prevention mechanisms and infrastructures as well as a transition towards more climate and environment friendly farming practices; |
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| AK. whereas the impact and frequency of adverse climatic events across Europe, as a consequence of climate change, require risk prevention mechanisms and infrastructures; | AK. whereas the impact and frequency of adverse climatic events across Europe, as a consequence of climate change, require improvement in risk prevention and adaptation mechanisms and infrastructures, as well as more efficiency in risk management tools; |
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| AK. whereas the impact and frequency of adverse climatic events across Europe, as a consequence of climate change, require risk prevention mechanisms and infrastructures; | AK. whereas the impact and frequency of adverse climatic events and natural disasters across Europe, as a consequence of climate change, require risk prevention mechanisms and infrastructures, as well as efficient and immediate relief; |
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| AK. whereas the impact and frequency of adverse climatic events across Europe, as a consequence of climate change, require risk prevention mechanisms and infrastructures; | AK. whereas the impact and frequency of adverse climatic events across Europe, as a consequence of climate change, require risk prevention mechanisms, infrastructures and a revision of the crisis reserve; |
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| AK. whereas the impact and frequency of adverse climatic events across Europe, as a consequence of climate change, require risk prevention mechanisms and infrastructures; | AK. whereas the impact and frequency of adverse climatic events across Europe, as a consequence of climate change, require enhanced mitigation efforts and risk prevention mechanisms and infrastructures; |
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| AK. whereas the impact and frequency of adverse climatic events across Europe, as a consequence of climate change, require risk prevention mechanisms and infrastructures; | AK. whereas the impact and frequency of adverse climatic events across Europe, as a consequence of climate change, require risk prevention and crisis management mechanisms and infrastructures; |
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| AK. whereas the impact and frequency of adverse climatic events across Europe, as a consequence of climate change, require risk prevention mechanisms and infrastructures; | AK. whereas the impact and frequency of adverse weather and climatic events across Europe, as a consequence of climate change, require risk prevention mechanisms and infrastructures; |
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| AKa. whereas the impact and frequency of adverse climatic events across Europe exposes the agricultural sector to extreme weather events, prolonged droughts, floods and other natural hazards; whereas this requires the Common Agricultural Policy to support a comprehensive climate risk management approach, including among others prevention, adaptation, investment in resilient practices and infrastructure, early warning systems, climate risk insurance and other financial instruments, with the aim of strengthening the long-term capacity of farms to cope with climate-related risks. |
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| AKa. whereas applying measures such as capping or degressivity of direct payments under the CAP could help ensure a more equitable and efficient allocation of funds, reinforce the integrity of agricultural policy, and promote rural development by prioritising support for small and medium-sized farms; whereas a more balanced distribution of direct payments would help prevent the concentration of public resources among a small number of large beneficiaries and better reflect the diversity and specific needs of the EU’s agricultural landscape; |
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| AKa. whereas it is imperative that Member States continue to work on the Union objectives for organic agriculture in 2030, by ensuring that farmers receive support and training in the transition towards agroecological practices, particularly for the promotion of organic farming in the Union, driving investment and innovation in this sector and boosting demand for organic food; |
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| AKb. whereas improved animal welfare is increasingly demanded by consumers and civil society, and is often associated with healthier animals, lower antibiotic use, and more robust production systems; whereas higher animal welfare standards can reduce losses and increase productivity, thereby bringing long-term economic benefits to farmers; |
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| AKc. whereas the transparency of CAP payments is essential to ensure fairness and public trust; whereas it is necessary to verify the final beneficiaries of CAP support and assess potential corporate interconnections to avoid circumvention of eligibility criteria and ensure the equitable distribution of public funds; |
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| AL. whereas closed production circles – production, processing and packing being carried out in the same region – keep the added value in the region in question and thus secure more jobs in the local area, and therefore demonstrate the potential to revive rural areas; | AL. whereas closed production circles – production, processing and packing being carried out in the same region – keep the added value in the region in question and thus secure more jobs in the local area, and therefore demonstrate the potential to revive rural areas; whereas supporting local production and processing, diversifying crops, and adapting farming systems to climate change are essential for building resilient, sustainable and regionally anchored agri-food systems that reduce reliance on external inputs and strengthen EU food sovereignty; |
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| AL. whereas closed production circles – production, processing and packing being carried out in the same region – keep the added value in the region in question and thus secure more jobs in the local area, and therefore demonstrate the potential to revive rural areas; | AL. whereas closed production circles – production, processing and packing being carried out in the same region – keep the added value in the region in question and thus secure more jobs in the local area, and therefore demonstrate the potential to revive rural areas; whereas it is essential to promote short supply chains; |
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| AL. whereas closed production circles – production, processing and packing being carried out in the same region – keep the added value in the region in question and thus secure more jobs in the local area, and therefore demonstrate the potential to revive rural areas; | AL. whereas closed production circles – production, processing and packing being carried out in the same region – and short supply chains keep the added value in the region in question and thus secure more jobs in the local area, and therefore demonstrate the potential to revive rural areas; |
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| ALa. whereas a complete elimination of conventional fertilisers and pesticides is currently not realistic, and the EU must maintain food security while transitioning; whereas science-based transitional strategies must ensure that farmers have viable alternatives and sufficient time to adapt without risking yield loss, rural jobs or strategic autonomy in food production; |
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| AM. whereas the long-term vision for rural areas in the EU states that many rural areas face challenges such as an ageing population and demographic decline, poor access to services and connectivity, chronic water scarcity and lack of opportunities; whereas this vision also highlights the importance of efforts to strengthen rural economies to make them more resilient and prosperous, to stimulate knowledge and innovation, to strengthen the governance of rural territories, and to simplify rural development policy and its implementation; | AM. whereas the long-term vision for rural areas in the EU states that many rural areas face challenges such as an ageing population and demographic decline, poor access to services and connectivity, chronic water scarcity and lack of opportunities; whereas the European model of a multifunctional agricultural sector, driven by family farms, can, if properly supported and valued, ensure quality food production, local supply chains, good agriculture practices, high environmental standards, high animal welfare standards, and vibrant rural areas throughout the EU providing a high quality of life for farmers and rural dwellers ; regrets however that this type of agriculture with its positive attributes is being neglected and marginalised by a policy of globalization of the food supply chain that is detrimental to rural areas at all levels, resulting in the undermining of all three pillars of true sustainable development, economic, social and environmental; |
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| AMa. whereas rural areas are a strategic component of the European Union through the key role they play in agricultural production, in ensuring food sovereignty and in maintaining territorial and social cohesion; stresses that in order for these regions to be viable and attractive they need policies that support both agriculture as a core activity and economic diversification through the development of rural tourism, small businesses, crafts and local services; points out that only an integrated, place-based approach can prevent depopulation and trigger the sustainable revitalisation of the rural environment; |
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| AN. whereas the future and prosperity of rural areas are of paramount importance for Europe’s food security, autonomy and resilience, as well as for a secure and sustainable energy supply which contributes to the EU’s energy independence; whereas agri-food systems allowed continued access to safe and high-quality food during the recent crises; | AN. whereas the future and prosperity of rural areas are of paramount importance for Europe’s food security, autonomy and resilience, as well as for a secure and sustainable energy supply which contributes to the EU’s energy independence; whereas the adaptation of renewable energy sources like wind, solar, and biomass, can create additional revenue streams for farmer, promote sustainable energy generation, and enhance their long-term financial stability; notes that regulatory, planning and grid connection barriers exist that prevent farmers from successfully diversifying their income streams; whereas agri-food systems allowed continued access to safe and high-quality food during the recent crises; Notes that competition between food, fuel, and fibre is anticipated to increase in the coming years and that the CAP should remain flexible and adaptive to address these challenges, while continuing to prioritise simplification for farmers; |
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| AN. whereas the future and prosperity of rural areas are of paramount importance for Europe’s food security, autonomy and resilience, as well as for a secure and sustainable energy supply which contributes to the EU’s energy independence; whereas agri-food systems allowed continued access to safe and high-quality food during the recent crises; | AN. whereas the future and prosperity of rural areas are of paramount importance for Europe’s food security, autonomy and resilience, as well as for a secure and sustainable energy supply which contributes to the EU’s energy independence without endangering ecosystems, carbon sinking and climate resilience, and while respecting the needs of local communities; whereas agri-food systems allowed continued access to safe and high-quality food during the recent crises; |
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| AN. whereas the future and prosperity of rural areas are of paramount importance for Europe’s food security, autonomy and resilience, as well as for a secure and sustainable energy supply which contributes to the EU’s energy independence; whereas agri-food systems allowed continued access to safe and high-quality food during the recent crises; | AN. whereas the future and prosperity of rural areas are of paramount importance for Europe’s food security, autonomy and resilience, as well as for a secure and sustainable energy supply which contributes to the EU’s energy independence; whereas agri-food systems allowed continued access to safe and high-quality food during the recent crises, but, as a result of the very high inflation they entailed, much of the population has had less access to it; |
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| ANa. whereas agriculture’s primary task is to produce food, and whereas energy production is viewed only as a means of supplementing income and should therefore have no impact on food production; |
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| ANa. whereas the purpose of farming is to produce food as a matter of priority, and energy production is only considered income support and should, therefore, have no impact on food production; |
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| ANa. whereas LEADER and community local lead development has proved as a valuable tool for sustainable development and it is at the core of EU policies, ensuring territorial cohesion, competitiveness and effective rural crisis response; |
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| AO. whereas less-favoured areas such as mountainous, arid and outermost regions should continue to be compensated by the CAP for the extra costs associated with their specific constraints in order to maintain farming activity in such areas; | AO. whereas less-favoured areas such as mountainous, arid and outermost regions should continue to be compensated by the CAP for the extra costs associated with their specific constraints in order to maintain farming activity in such areas; whereas farmers in these territories also play a key role in delivering essential ecosystem services, including the preservation of landscapes, the maintenance of biodiversity, and the prevention of erosion, desertification and other hydrogeological risks, which should be fully recognised and better valued in the design of future CAP interventions; |
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| AO. whereas less-favoured areas such as mountainous, arid and outermost regions should continue to be compensated by the CAP for the extra costs associated with their specific constraints in order to maintain farming activity in such areas; | AO. whereas less-favoured areas such as mountainous, arid and outermost regions should continue to be compensated by the CAP for the extra costs associated with their specific structural constraints in order to maintain farming activity in such areas; whereas outermost regions face specific challenges due to their geographical situation, namely their great remoteness, insularity, small land area, difficult terrain, and harsh climate, as recognized in Article 349 of the TFEU. |
Carmen Crespo Díaz, Esther Herranz García, Gabriel Mato, Francisco José Millán Mon, Susana Solís Pérez, Elena Nevado del Campo, Juan Ignacio Zoido Álvarez
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| AO. whereas less-favoured areas such as mountainous, arid and outermost regions should continue to be compensated by the CAP for the extra costs associated with their specific constraints in order to maintain farming activity in such areas; | AO. whereas the CAP should play a part in the harmonious development of the Union by bolstering economic, social and territorial cohesion and must therefore continue to compensate areas with natural constraints, such as mountainous, arid, island, and outermost and disadvantaged regions, for the extra costs associated with their geographical or demographic constraints, such as depopulation, in order to maintain farming activity in such areas; |
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| AO. whereas less-favoured areas such as mountainous, arid and outermost regions should continue to be compensated by the CAP for the extra costs associated with their specific constraints in order to maintain farming activity in such areas; | AO. whereas less-favoured areas such as mountainous, arid and outermost regions should continue to be compensated by the CAP for the extra costs associated with their specific constraints in order to maintain farming activity in such areas; whereas it is important to allocate more financial resources to farmers in these areas recognising the environmental, economic and social services they provide; |
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| AO. whereas less-favoured areas such as mountainous, arid and outermost regions should continue to be compensated by the CAP for the extra costs associated with their specific constraints in order to maintain farming activity in such areas; | AO. whereas less-favoured areas such as mountainous, arid, outermost, as well as regions located on the external borders of the EU, in particular those bordering Russia, Belarus and Ukraine should be compensated by the CAP for the extra costs associated with their specific constraints in order to maintain farming activity in such areas; |
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| AO. whereas less-favoured areas such as mountainous, arid and outermost regions should continue to be compensated by the CAP for the extra costs associated with their specific constraints in order to maintain farming activity in such areas; | AO. whereas less-favoured areas such as mountainous, arid and outermost regions should continue to be compensated by the CAP for the extra costs associated with their specific constraints in order to maintain farming activity in such areas , with such high nature areas receiving additional payments for delivering public goods; |
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| AO. whereas less-favoured areas such as mountainous, arid and outermost regions should continue to be compensated by the CAP for the extra costs associated with their specific constraints in order to maintain farming activity in such areas; | AO. whereas less-favoured areas such as mountainous, arid and outermost regions should continue to be compensated by the CAP for the extra costs associated with their specific constraints in order to maintain farming activity in such areas, and avoid there the abandon of agricultural activity and the consequent depopulation; |
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| APa. whereas the irreversible loss of agricultural land due to land take, urban sprawl, infrastructure development and soil sealing represents a major threat to the sustainability of food production, biodiversity, and rural communities; whereas the Common Agricultural Policy should contribute to the preservation of agricultural land as a strategic resource, including through better integration with spatial planning, improved monitoring of land use changes, with the aim of preventing soil degradation and maintaining healthy, productive soils; |
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| APa. whereas the on-farm implementation of biogas production provides multiple knock-on benefits for agricultural resilience, contributing to food, feed, energy and fertiliser autonomy, enhancing local circularity and climate neutrality and diversifying farmers’ sources of income. |
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| AQ. whereas the CAP must give due recognition to the important environmental benefits provided by certain sectors, such as protein crops, beekeeping, Mediterranean forests and extensive livestock farming; | AQ. whereas the CAP must give due recognition to the important environmental benefits provided by certain sectors, such as protein crops, beekeeping, Mediterranean forests and extensive livestock farming; whereas extensive farming, which uses less fertiliser, pesticides and machinery relative to land area, is generally less harmful to biodiversity, extensive farming includes the category of High Nature Value (HNV) farming. HNV farmland is low-intensity farmland that promotes or is associated with high biodiversity, in terms of species or habitats, and therefore plays a role in maintaining European biodiversity, the survival of many species and habitats on HNV farmland is often dependent on such extensive farming activity. |
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| AQ. whereas the CAP must give due recognition to the important environmental benefits provided by certain sectors, such as protein crops, beekeeping, Mediterranean forests and extensive livestock farming; | AQ. whereas the CAP must give due recognition to the important environmental benefits provided by agriculture and forestry, especially through practices undertaken by some sectors, such as protein crops, beekeeping, Mediterranean forests and extensive livestock farming and short food supply chains ; |
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| AQ. whereas the CAP must give due recognition to the important environmental benefits provided by certain sectors, such as protein crops, beekeeping, Mediterranean forests and extensive livestock farming; | AQ. whereas the CAP must give due recognition to the important environmental benefits provided by agriculture and forestry, especially as a result of the practices adopted in a number of sectors, such as protein crops, beekeeping, Mediterranean forests and extensive livestock farming; |
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| AQ. whereas the CAP must give due recognition to the important environmental benefits provided by certain sectors, such as protein crops, beekeeping, Mediterranean forests and extensive livestock farming; | AQ. whereas the CAP must give due recognition to the important environmental benefits provided by certain sectors, such as protein crops, beekeeping, Mediterranean forests, the bioeconomy, extensive livestock farming, regenerative farming, precision farming and digitalisation; |
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| AQ. whereas the CAP must give due recognition to the important environmental benefits provided by certain sectors, such as protein crops, beekeeping, Mediterranean forests and extensive livestock farming; | AQ. whereas the CAP must give due recognition to the important environmental benefits provided by certain sectors, such as protein crops, beekeeping, multispecies, multi-age, resilient close-to-nature forests and extensive pasture-based livestock farming ; |
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| AQ. whereas the CAP must give due recognition to the important environmental benefits provided by certain sectors, such as protein crops, beekeeping, Mediterranean forests and extensive livestock farming; | AQ. whereas the CAP must give due recognition to the important environmental benefits provided by certain sectors, such as rewetted peatlands, diverse forests, permanent grassland, legumes crops, beekeeping, and extensive livestock farming;1b |
| 1b Rape seed and sunflowers are not as beneficial for the environment as legumes are. |
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| AQ. whereas the CAP must give due recognition to the important environmental benefits provided by certain sectors, such as protein crops, beekeeping, Mediterranean forests and extensive livestock farming; | AQ. whereas the CAP must give due recognition to the important environmental benefits provided by certain sectors, such as protein crops, beekeeping, natural and organic fertilisers, Mediterranean forests and extensive livestock farming; |
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| AQ. whereas the CAP must give due recognition to the important environmental benefits provided by certain sectors, such as protein crops, beekeeping, Mediterranean forests and extensive livestock farming; | AQ. whereas the CAP must give due recognition to the important environmental benefits provided by certain sectors, such as protein crops, beekeeping, Mediterranean forests, extensive livestock farming and short food supply chain; |
Carmen Crespo Díaz, Esther Herranz García, Gabriel Mato, Francisco José Millán Mon, Susana Solís Pérez, Elena Nevado del Campo, Juan Ignacio Zoido Álvarez
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| AQ. whereas the CAP must give due recognition to the important environmental benefits provided by certain sectors, such as protein crops, beekeeping, Mediterranean forests and extensive livestock farming; | AQ. whereas the CAP must give due recognition to the important environmental benefits provided by certain sectors, such as protein crops, beekeeping, woody crops, extensive livestock farming, forestry and grazing; |
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| AQ. whereas the CAP must give due recognition to the important environmental benefits provided by certain sectors, such as protein crops, beekeeping, Mediterranean forests and extensive livestock farming; | AQ. whereas the CAP must give due recognition to the important environmental benefits provided by certain sectors, such as protein crops, beekeeping, forests, extensive livestock farming, organic farming and agroecology; |
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| AQ. whereas the CAP must give due recognition to the important environmental benefits provided by certain sectors, such as protein crops, beekeeping, Mediterranean forests and extensive livestock farming; | AQ. whereas the CAP must give due recognition to the important environmental benefits provided by certain sectors, such as protein crops, fibre crops, beekeeping, Mediterranean forests and extensive livestock farming; |
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| AQ. whereas the CAP must give due recognition to the important environmental benefits provided by certain sectors, such as protein crops, beekeeping, Mediterranean forests and extensive livestock farming; | AQ. whereas the CAP must give due recognition to the important environmental benefits provided by certain sectors, such as leguminous crops, beekeeping, Mediterranean forests and extensive livestock farming; |
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| AQ. whereas the CAP must give due recognition to the important environmental benefits provided by certain sectors, such as protein crops, beekeeping, Mediterranean forests and extensive livestock farming; | AQ. whereas the CAP must give due recognition to the important environmental benefits provided by certain sectors, such as protein crops, beekeeping, Mediterranean crops and extensive livestock farming; |
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| AQ. whereas the CAP must give due recognition to the important environmental benefits provided by certain sectors, such as protein crops, beekeeping, Mediterranean forests and extensive livestock farming; | AQ. whereas the CAP must give due recognition to the important environmental benefits provided by certain sectors, such as rewetted areas and paludiculture, Mediterranean forests or agroecological farming |
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| AQ. whereas the CAP must give due recognition to the important environmental benefits provided by certain sectors, such as protein crops, beekeeping, Mediterranean forests and extensive livestock farming; | AQ. whereas the CAP must give due recognition to the important environmental benefits provided by certain sectors, such as protein crops, beekeeping, Mediterranean forests; |
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| AQa. HNV farmland accounts for around 30 % of farmland used in the EU, socio-economic pressures on extensive farming create the risk of farmers abandoning HNV farmland, thus threatening this biodiversity; |
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| AR. whereas farming is more than a job, it is a way of life rooted in nature, historical heritage and the rural community, and has a positive impact on society that is not yet fully recognised; whereas agriculture offers a wide range of opportunities for employment and business diversification in rural areas, for example through agri-tourism services, the bioeconomy industry, renewable energy production, school trips and direct sales; | AR. Whereas farming is more than a job providing all citizens with high quality safe food, it is a way of life rooted in nature, historical heritage and the rural community, and has a positive impact on society that seems recognised by 92% of EU citizens 1a , many of whom also have environmental, climate, and social expectations; whereas agriculture offers a wide range of opportunities for employment and business diversification in rural areas, for example through agri-tourism services, the bioeconomy industry, sustainable renewable energy production, school trips and direct sales; whereas farming is employing 8.7 million workers but increasingly facing labour shortages associated with the lack of quality jobs and with the difficult working and employment conditions many agricultural workers are facing; |
| 1a representative sample of EU citizens in all MS, 2024 Eurobarometer: ‘Europeans, agriculture and the CAP’ also cited by the rapporteur in recital H https://europa.eu/eurobarometer/surveys/detail/3226 |
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| AR. whereas farming is more than a job, it is a way of life rooted in nature, historical heritage and the rural community, and has a positive impact on society that is not yet fully recognised; whereas agriculture offers a wide range of opportunities for employment and business diversification in rural areas, for example through agri-tourism services, the bioeconomy industry, renewable energy production, school trips and direct sales; | AR. whereas farming is more than a job, it is a way of life rooted in nature, historical heritage and the rural community, and has a positive impact on society that is not yet fully recognised; whereas agriculture offers a wide range of opportunities for employment and business diversification in rural areas, for example through agri-tourism services, the bioeconomy industry (including the production and processing of wool and other natural fibres), renewable energy production, school trips and direct sales; |
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| AR. whereas farming is more than a job, it is a way of life rooted in nature, historical heritage and the rural community, and has a positive impact on society that is not yet fully recognised; whereas agriculture offers a wide range of opportunities for employment and business diversification in rural areas, for example through agri-tourism services, the bioeconomy industry, renewable energy production, school trips and direct sales; | AR. whereas farming is more than a job, it is a way of life rooted in nature, historical heritage and the rural community, and has a positive impact on society that is not yet fully recognised; whereas the multifunctionality of agriculture offers a wide range of opportunities for employment and business diversification in rural areas, for example through agri-tourism services, the bioeconomy industry, renewable energy production, sustainable tourism and direct sales; |
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| AR. whereas farming is more than a job, it is a way of life rooted in nature, historical heritage and the rural community, and has a positive impact on society that is not yet fully recognised; whereas agriculture offers a wide range of opportunities for employment and business diversification in rural areas, for example through agri-tourism services, the bioeconomy industry, renewable energy production, school trips and direct sales; | AR. whereas farming is more than a job, it is a way of life rooted in nature, historical, cultural and traditional heritage and the rural community, and has a positive impact on society that is not yet fully recognised; whereas agriculture offers a wide range of opportunities for employment and business diversification in rural areas, for example through agri-tourism services, the bioeconomy industry, renewable energy production, school trips and direct sales; |
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| AR. whereas farming is more than a job, it is a way of life rooted in nature, historical heritage and the rural community, and has a positive impact on society that is not yet fully recognised; whereas agriculture offers a wide range of opportunities for employment and business diversification in rural areas, for example through agri-tourism services, the bioeconomy industry, renewable energy production, school trips and direct sales; | AR. whereas farming is more than a job, it is a way of life rooted in nature, historical heritage and the rural community, and has a positive impact on society that is not yet fully recognised; whereas agriculture offers a wide range of opportunities for employment and business diversification in rural areas, for example through agri-tourism services, the bioeconomy industry, the provision of public goods, renewable energy production, school trips and direct sales; |
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| AR. whereas farming is more than a job, it is a way of life rooted in nature, historical heritage and the rural community, and has a positive impact on society that is not yet fully recognised; whereas agriculture offers a wide range of opportunities for employment and business diversification in rural areas, for example through agri-tourism services, the bioeconomy industry, renewable energy production, school trips and direct sales; | AR. whereas farming is more than a job, it is a way of life rooted in nature, historical heritage and the rural community, and has a positive impact on society that is not yet fully recognised; whereas agriculture offers a wide range of opportunities for employment and business diversification in rural areas, for example through agri-tourism services, the agri-food and bioeconomy industries, renewable energy production, school trips and direct sales; |
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| AR. whereas farming is more than a job, it is a way of life rooted in nature, historical heritage and the rural community, and has a positive impact on society that is not yet fully recognised; whereas agriculture offers a wide range of opportunities for employment and business diversification in rural areas, for example through agri-tourism services, the bioeconomy industry, renewable energy production, school trips and direct sales; | AR. whereas farming is more than a job, it is a way of life rooted in nature, historical heritage and the rural community, and has a positive impact on society that is not yet fully recognised; whereas agriculture offers a wide range of opportunities for employment and business diversification in rural areas, for example through agri-tourism services, the bioeconomy industry, school trips and direct sales; |
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| AR. whereas farming is more than a job, it is a way of life rooted in nature, historical heritage and the rural community, and has a positive impact on society that is not yet fully recognised; whereas agriculture offers a wide range of opportunities for employment and business diversification in rural areas, for example through agri-tourism services, the bioeconomy industry, renewable energy production, school trips and direct sales; | AR. whereas farming is related to nature, historical heritage and the rural community, and has a positive impact on society if practiced in harmony with nature and its environment; whereas agriculture already offers a wide range of opportunities for employment and business diversification in rural areas, for example through agri-tourism services, the bioeconomy industry, renewable energy production, school trips and direct sales; |
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| ARa. whereas social agriculture represents a concrete expression of the multifunctionality of the agricultural sector, contributing to inclusive growth, community welfare, and the delivery of social, educational, and health-related services, particularly for vulnerable groups; whereas social farming enhances the social value of agricultural enterprises by integrating people with disabilities, supporting the reintegration of disadvantaged individuals, creating new job opportunities, and promoting mental and physical well-being through contact with nature and meaningful work; whereas the Common Agricultural Policy should fully recognise and support social agriculture as an innovative and community-based model of rural development, rooted in the subsidiarity principle and capable of enriching local welfare systems while reinforcing the role of farmers as key social actors in both rural and peri-urban areas; |
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| ARa. whereas, according to Eurostat 93 percent of the 9.1 million farms in the EU are family farms1a ; proving that the small to medium-sized family farm is the backbone of agriculture in Europe, making it essential to preserve these structures as their contribution is crucial in helping bringing the general population closer to agricultural reality again, as well as contributing to sustainable sovereign food production and to the care of the invaluable cultural landscapes of Europe; | |
| 1a Agricultural Census 2020: https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/de/web/products-eurostat-news/w/ddn-20231024-2?utm |
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| AS. whereas equality between women and men is a fundamental principle of the EU; whereas the role of women in rural areas is essential for the sustainability of farms and the development of rural communities; whereas curbing rural depopulation depends to a large extent on the opportunities available to women and young people; | AS. whereas equality between women and men is a fundamental principle of the EU; whereas the role of women in rural areas is essential for the sustainability of farms and the development of rural communities; whereas curbing rural depopulation depends to a large extent on the opportunities available to women and young people; whereas to address the specific challenges faced by women in agriculture, the Commission and Member States must prioritise the integration of gender-sensitive policies in agriculture initiatives by ensuring that the specific needs of women are reflected within CAP national plans through targeted interventions, positive discrimination, and eligibility criteria; |
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| AS. whereas equality between women and men is a fundamental principle of the EU; whereas the role of women in rural areas is essential for the sustainability of farms and the development of rural communities; whereas curbing rural depopulation depends to a large extent on the opportunities available to women and young people; | AS. whereas equality between women and men is a fundamental principle of the EU; whereas the role of women in rural areas is essential for the sustainability of farms and the development of rural communities; whereas curbing rural depopulation depends to a large extent on the opportunities available to women and young people; whereas only two Member States introduced targeted measures to improve women's participation in farming in their National Strategic Plans; whereas employment rates for women in rural areas is consistently lower than for men in rural areas in all Member States'; |
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| AS. whereas equality between women and men is a fundamental principle of the EU; whereas the role of women in rural areas is essential for the sustainability of farms and the development of rural communities; whereas curbing rural depopulation depends to a large extent on the opportunities available to women and young people; | AS. whereas equality between women and men is a fundamental principle of the EU; whereas the role of women farmers and farm workers in rural areas is essential for the sustainability of farms and the development of rural communities, yet is often unrecognised in labour laws, remuneration of work done (unpaid work), access to and conditions for loans, inheritance and tax laws in the Member States; whereas curbing rural depopulation depends to a large extent on the equal opportunities available to and rights of women and young people |
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| AS. whereas equality between women and men is a fundamental principle of the EU; whereas the role of women in rural areas is essential for the sustainability of farms and the development of rural communities; whereas curbing rural depopulation depends to a large extent on the opportunities available to women and young people; | AS. whereas women still face higher challenges to become farmer; whereas the number of farms managed by women varies significantly in between Member States; whereas equality between women and men is a fundamental principle of the EU; whereas the role of women in rural areas is essential for the sustainability of farms and the development of rural communities; whereas curbing rural depopulation depends to a large extent on the opportunities available to women and young people; |
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| AS. whereas equality between women and men is a fundamental principle of the EU; whereas the role of women in rural areas is essential for the sustainability of farms and the development of rural communities; whereas curbing rural depopulation depends to a large extent on the opportunities available to women and young people; | AS. whereas equality between women and men is a fundamental principle of the EU; whereas the role of women in rural areas is essential for the sustainability of farms and the development of rural communities; whereas curbing rural depopulation depends to a large extent on the opportunities available to women and young people; whereas women still face higher challenges to become farmers with only 31.6% EU farms managed by women according to latest Eurostat data 1a |
| 1a https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/databrowser/view/ef_m_farmang/default/table?lang=en |
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| AS. whereas equality between women and men is a fundamental principle of the EU; whereas the role of women in rural areas is essential for the sustainability of farms and the development of rural communities; whereas curbing rural depopulation depends to a large extent on the opportunities available to women and young people; | AS. whereas equality between women and men is a fundamental principle of the EU; whereas the role of women in rural areas is essential for the sustainability and innovation of farms and the development of rural communities; whereas curbing rural depopulation depends to a large extent on the opportunities available to women and young people; |
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| AS. whereas equality between women and men is a fundamental principle of the EU; whereas the role of women in rural areas is essential for the sustainability of farms and the development of rural communities; whereas curbing rural depopulation depends to a large extent on the opportunities available to women and young people; | AS. whereas gender equality is a fundamental principle of the EU; whereas the role of women in rural areas is essential for the sustainability of farms and the development of rural communities; whereas curbing rural depopulation depends to a large extent on the opportunities available to women and young people; |
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| ASa. whereas only 30% of farm managers in Europe are women and they are underrepresented in agricultural decision-making bodies and policy forums; whereas rural women and girls face persistent structural constraints and they spend more time than urban women and men in reproductive and household work, including time spent obtaining water and fuel, caring for children and the sick, and processing food, whereas this the result of poor rural infrastructure and services as well as culturally assigned roles that severely limit women's participation in employment opportunities; |
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| ASa. whereas women play an important role in transforming food systems and sustaining rural economies, enhancing local cohesion and rural livability; whereas women encounter significant obstacles which hinder their participation in farming and other entrepreneurial activities: limited access to financial support, markets, business networks, training opportunities and essential services; |
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| ASa. whereas generational renewal is crucial for the future of European agriculture and it is important to support young farmers with practical tools such as business planning assistance and access to finance and land; whereas farm succession services and mentorship networks can help ensure a smooth handover between generations; |
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| ASa. whereas women should opt to work as farmers, if they so wish, in line with what they legitimately aspire to; whereas there also needs to be fair pay for women’s work, in particular that done by farmers’ wives; |
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| AT. whereas the use of innovative technologies such as precision farming, big data and artificial intelligence plays a key role in the progressive reduction and efficient use of plant protection products, which contributes to protecting biodiversity, including pollinating insects; | deleted |
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| AT. whereas the use of innovative technologies such as precision farming, big data and artificial intelligence plays a key role in the progressive reduction and efficient use of plant protection products, which contributes to protecting biodiversity, including pollinating insects; | AT. whereas the use of innovative technologies such as precision farming, big data and artificial intelligence plays a key role in enhancing the environmental sustainability of agriculture, including through the more efficient use of natural resources and inputs; whereas these technologies contribute, among other things, to the progressive reduction and efficient use of plant protection products, which contributes to protecting biodiversity, including pollinating insects; whereas such innovations also support the economic sustainability and competitiveness of farms, improve working conditions, facilitate generational renewal, and strengthen the resilience and inclusiveness of agricultural systems across the EU; |
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| AT. whereas the use of innovative technologies such as precision farming, big data and artificial intelligence plays a key role in the progressive reduction and efficient use of plant protection products, which contributes to protecting biodiversity, including pollinating insects; | AT. whereas the use of innovative technologies such as precision farming, big data and artificial intelligence plays a key role in the progressive reduction and efficient use of plant protection products, as can harnessing local knowledge and traditional practices all of which contributes to protecting biodiversity, including pollinating insects; ; warns however against excessive reliance on technological innovations which do not address the root causes of problems nor the systemic environmental issues faced by the agricultural sector; reminds that many alternatives to excessive use of agricultural inputs such as chemical pesticides already exist and that it is essential to focus on better uptake by farmers; |
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| AT. whereas the use of innovative technologies such as precision farming, big data and artificial intelligence plays a key role in the progressive reduction and efficient use of plant protection products, which contributes to protecting biodiversity, including pollinating insects; | AT. whereas the use of innovative technologies, enabled by free data from EU satellites via the Copernicus, EGNOS and Galileo programmes, such as precision farming, big data and artificial intelligence can, if used, play a key role in simplification and the progressive reduction of administrative burden for both farmers and administrations, more efficient use of plant protection products and fertilisers, which contributes to protecting biodiversity, including pollinating insects; |
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| AT. whereas the use of innovative technologies such as precision farming, big data and artificial intelligence plays a key role in the progressive reduction and efficient use of plant protection products, which contributes to protecting biodiversity, including pollinating insects; | AT. whereas the use of innovative technologies such as precision farming, big data and artificial intelligence need to be carefully assessed and regulated and could play a key role in the progressive reduction and efficient use of plant protection products, which contributes to protecting biodiversity, including pollinating insects; |
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| AT. whereas the use of innovative technologies such as precision farming, big data and artificial intelligence plays a key role in the progressive reduction and efficient use of plant protection products, which contributes to protecting biodiversity, including pollinating insects; | AT. whereas the use of innovative technologies such as precision farming, new genomic techniques, big data and artificial intelligence plays a key role in the progressive reduction and efficient use of plant protection products, which contributes to protecting biodiversity, including pollinating insects; |
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| AT. whereas the use of innovative technologies such as precision farming, big data and artificial intelligence plays a key role in the progressive reduction and efficient use of plant protection products, which contributes to protecting biodiversity, including pollinating insects; | AT. whereas the use of innovative technologies such as drones, precision farming, big data and artificial intelligence plays a key role in the progressive reduction and efficient use of plant protection products, which contributes to protecting biodiversity, including pollinating insects; |
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| ATa. whereas the European Food Security Crisis preparedness and response Mechanism (EFSCM) highlights the importance of industrial activity and technological development in strengthening the resilience of the agri-food supply chain; whereas reports, including from the European Circular Bioeconomy Fund (ECBF), underline that the adoption of high-tech agricultural machinery—such as autonomous robots—is being held back by regulatory uncertainty and a lack of farmer exposure to these innovations; |
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| ATa. whereas the success of innovation in agriculture depends not only on technological advancement but also on effective knowledge exchange and the active involvement of farmers in research and innovation processes; whereas tools such as the Agricultural Knowledge and Innovation Systems (AKIS), Operational Groups under EIP-AGRI, and multi-actor projects supported by Horizon Europe have shown the value of co-creation, local adaptation, and stronger links between farmers, researchers and advisors; |
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| ATa. whereas there is a need to develop European digital tools and to develop arrangements for the sovereign storage of digital data; |
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| ATb. whereas the digital transformation of agriculture must be inclusive, locally adapted, and responsive to the diversity of farming systems and territorial contexts; whereas effective adoption of digital technologies depends on the availability of tailored training, co-creation of solutions with farmers, and the active involvement of farmers' organisations in bridging the gap between global innovation and local application; |
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| AU. whereas the POSEI programme is the equivalent of Pillar I of the CAP in the outermost regions; whereas its implementation is important and has been a success, as demonstrated by the European Commission’s implementation reports between 2006 and 2014 and between 2015 and 2019; whereas, however, POSEI budget allocations have not been revised since 2007, which has resulted in a cumulative depreciation of at least 36 % due to inflation; | AU. whereas the POSEI programme is the equivalent of Pillar I of the CAP in the outermost regions; whereas its implementation is important and has been a success, as demonstrated by the European Commission’s implementation reports between 2006 and 2014 and between 2015 and 2019; whereas, however, POSEI budget allocations have not been revised since 2007, which has resulted in a cumulative depreciation of at least 36 % due to inflation and that has significantly limited the level of European support available to farmers in the outermost regions, particularly in light of the increase in agricultural production not covered by the coupled support scheme provided under POSEI. |
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| AU. whereas the POSEI programme is the equivalent of Pillar I of the CAP in the outermost regions; whereas its implementation is important and has been a success, as demonstrated by the European Commission’s implementation reports between 2006 and 2014 and between 2015 and 2019; whereas, however, POSEI budget allocations have not been revised since 2007, which has resulted in a cumulative depreciation of at least 36 % due to inflation; | AU. whereas the POSEI programme applies interventions of Pillar I of CAP, adapted to the specificities of the outermost regions; whereas it is of vital importance for maintaining agricultural activity and ensuring the supply of food and agricultural products in these regions; whereas its implementation has been a success, as demonstrated by the European Commission’s implementation reports between 2006 and 2014 and between 2015 and 2019; whereas, however, POSEI budget allocations have not been revised since 2007, which has resulted in a cumulative depreciation of at least 36 % due to inflation; |
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| AU. whereas the POSEI programme is the equivalent of Pillar I of the CAP in the outermost regions; whereas its implementation is important and has been a success, as demonstrated by the European Commission’s implementation reports between 2006 and 2014 and between 2015 and 2019; whereas, however, POSEI budget allocations have not been revised since 2007, which has resulted in a cumulative depreciation of at least 36 % due to inflation; | AU. whereas the POSEI programme is the equivalent of Pillar I of the CAP in the outermost regions; whereas its implementation is important and has been a success, as demonstrated by the European Commission’s implementation reports between 2006 and 2014 and between 2015 and 2019; whereas, however, POSEI budget allocations have not been revised since 2007, which has resulted in a cumulative depreciation of at least 36 % due to inflation, and whereas POSEI funding allocations ought therefore to be recalibrated in order to make up for that depreciation; |
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| AU. whereas the POSEI programme is the equivalent of Pillar I of the CAP in the outermost regions; whereas its implementation is important and has been a success, as demonstrated by the European Commission’s implementation reports between 2006 and 2014 and between 2015 and 2019; whereas, however, POSEI budget allocations have not been revised since 2007, which has resulted in a cumulative depreciation of at least 36 % due to inflation; | AU. whereas the POSEI programme is the equivalent of Pillar I of the CAP in the outermost regions; whereas its implementation is important and has been a success, in particular in terms of increasing production intended for local consumption, as demonstrated by the European Commission’s implementation reports between 2006 and 2014 and between 2015 and 2019; whereas, however, POSEI budget allocations have not been revised since 2007, which has resulted in a cumulative depreciation of at least 36 % due to inflation; |
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| AU. whereas the POSEI programme is the equivalent of Pillar I of the CAP in the outermost regions; whereas its implementation is important and has been a success, as demonstrated by the European Commission’s implementation reports between 2006 and 2014 and between 2015 and 2019; whereas, however, POSEI budget allocations have not been revised since 2007, which has resulted in a cumulative depreciation of at least 36 % due to inflation; | AU. whereas the POSEI programme is essential, given the specific characteristics and special features of the outermost regions; whereas its implementation is important and has been a success, as demonstrated by the European Commission’s implementation reports between 2006 and 2014 and between 2015 and 2019; whereas, however, POSEI budget allocations have not been revised since 2007, which has resulted in a cumulative depreciation of at least 36 % due to inflation; |
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| AUa. whereas climate change is increasing the pressure from pests and diseases on European crops; whereas the withdrawal of many active substances in recent years has not been matched by the timely authorisation of effective, low-risk alternatives; whereas the limited availability of tools undermines farmers' ability to maintain plant health and crop yields, and delays progress on Integrated Pest Management; |
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| AV. whereas agricultural cooperatives, created and managed by the farmers themselves, strengthen their position in the production chain by combining efforts, coordinating investments and mitigating the fragmentation of the sector; | AV. whereas some agricultural cooperatives, created and managed by the farmers themselves, strengthen their position in the production chain by combining efforts, coordinating investments and mitigating the fragmentation of the sector; whereas big or multinational cooperatives do not provide for much of farmer co-decision, fair income, written contracts or risk distribution and can run counter to fair trading competition rules of the single market if their market share is too dominant in the Member State or region; |
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| AV. whereas agricultural cooperatives, created and managed by the farmers themselves, strengthen their position in the production chain by combining efforts, coordinating investments and mitigating the fragmentation of the sector; | AV. whereas agricultural cooperatives, created and managed by the farmers themselves, strengthen their position in the production chain by combining efforts, coordinating investments and mitigating the fragmentation of the sector, whereas local action groups present an additional valuable resource for the agricultural sector as well as for rural communities; |
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| AV. whereas agricultural cooperatives, created and managed by the farmers themselves, strengthen their position in the production chain by combining efforts, coordinating investments and mitigating the fragmentation of the sector; | AV. whereas agricultural cooperatives, created and managed by the farmers themselves, as well as producer organisations (POs) and associations of producer organisations (APOs), strengthen their position in the production chain by combining efforts, coordinating investments and mitigating the fragmentation of the sector; |
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| AV. whereas agricultural cooperatives, created and managed by the farmers themselves, strengthen their position in the production chain by combining efforts, coordinating investments and mitigating the fragmentation of the sector; | AV. whereas agricultural cooperatives, created and managed by the farmers themselves, as well as producer organizations (POs) and associations of producer organizations (APOs), strengthen their position in the production chain by combining efforts, coordinating investments and mitigating the fragmentation of the sector; |
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| AV. whereas agricultural cooperatives, created and managed by the farmers themselves, strengthen their position in the production chain by combining efforts, coordinating investments and mitigating the fragmentation of the sector; | AV. whereas agricultural cooperatives, created and managed by the farmers themselves, as well as producer organizations (POs) and associations of producer organizations (APOs), strengthen their position in the production chain by combining efforts, coordinating investments and mitigating the fragmentation of the sector; |
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| AVa. whereas the family farm model is vital to the future of agriculture and rural communities in the EU; whereas the number of farms in the EU decreased by about one quarter in the relatively short period between 2005 and 2016 of which the vast majority were small family farms; whereas this is largely due to the intensification and consolidation of the agricultural system and which shows the significant problems inherent in Union agricultural policy; |
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| AVa. whereas provision and support of an independent and competent agricultural advisory service as well as attractive and practical training offers are key to increase the profitability and sustainability of farmers and help them to meet the increasing requirements of EU rules; |
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| AVa. whereas living and working conditions in rural areas need to be improved in order to attract more women and young people to the profession; whereas the CAP needs to ensure the protection of rights of workers on farms and along the food value chain; |
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| AVb. whereas agriculture in many regions relies on seasonal work; whereas seasonal workers from the EU or third countries rely on fair working conditions and wage payments and access to social security; |
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| 1. Welcomes the Commission’s report entitled ‘A Vision for Agriculture and Food’ as a promising roadmap for the post-2027 CAP, with important contributions based on competitiveness, simplification and greater reciprocity, with the emphasis on innovation to achieve economic, social and environmental sustainability and on prioritising incentives over restrictions; | 1. Welcomes the Commission’s report entitled ‘A Vision for Agriculture and Food’ as a promising roadmap for the post-2027 CAP, with important contributions based on planetary boundaries, generational renewal, competitiveness, simplification and greater reciprocity, with the emphasis on innovation to achieve economic, social and environmental sustainability and on prioritising incentives over restrictions and on better targeting the support towards those most in need like small, young, mixed and disfavoured farms; regrets inclusion of reference to nature credits, believes nature credits are a false solution which create the illusion that biodiversity loss can be offset, which is not the case; believes that nature credits are a distraction from the very negative impact of harmful subsidies and the root causes of environmental damage and do not constitute a fair or reliable income for farmers; |
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| 1. Welcomes the Commission’s report entitled ‘A Vision for Agriculture and Food’ as a promising roadmap for the post-2027 CAP, with important contributions based on competitiveness, simplification and greater reciprocity, with the emphasis on innovation to achieve economic, social and environmental sustainability and on prioritising incentives over restrictions; | 1. Welcomes the Commission’s report entitled ‘A Vision for Agriculture and Food’ as a promising roadmap for the post-2027 CAP, with important contributions based on competitiveness, sustainability, resilience, simplification and greater reciprocity as regards standards within trade; shares the readiness to target the various direct support instruments to a greater extent, so as to assist farmers who are most in need of support, as well as the emphasis on innovation to achieve economic, social and environmental sustainability and on prioritising incentives over restrictions; |
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| 1. Welcomes the Commission’s report entitled ‘A Vision for Agriculture and Food’ as a promising roadmap for the post-2027 CAP, with important contributions based on competitiveness, simplification and greater reciprocity, with the emphasis on innovation to achieve economic, social and environmental sustainability and on prioritising incentives over restrictions; | 1. Welcomes the Commission’s report entitled ‘A Vision for Agriculture and Food’ as a promising roadmap for the post-2027 CAP, with important contributions based on competitiveness, simplification and greater reciprocity, with the emphasis on innovation to achieve economic, social and environmental sustainability and on prioritising incentives over restrictions, however regrets the lack of CAP funding outline and emphasises the importance of ensuring a standalone CAP budget in order to be able to achieve the goals as set out in the Vision;; |
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| 1. Welcomes the Commission’s report entitled ‘A Vision for Agriculture and Food’ as a promising roadmap for the post-2027 CAP, with important contributions based on competitiveness, simplification and greater reciprocity, with the emphasis on innovation to achieve economic, social and environmental sustainability and on prioritising incentives over restrictions; | 1. Takes note of the Commission’s report entitled ‘A Vision for Agriculture and Food’ as a promising roadmap for the post-2027 CAP, with important contributions based on planetary boundaries, competitiveness, simplification, generational renewal and greater reciprocity, with the emphasis on innovation to achieve economic, social and environmental sustainability and on prioritising incentives over restrictions as well as a better targeted support towards farmers most in need as for instance for small, young, mixed and disfavoured farms; |
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| 1. Welcomes the Commission’s report entitled ‘A Vision for Agriculture and Food’ as a promising roadmap for the post-2027 CAP, with important contributions based on competitiveness, simplification and greater reciprocity, with the emphasis on innovation to achieve economic, social and environmental sustainability and on prioritising incentives over restrictions; | 1. Welcomes the Commission’s report entitled ‘A Vision for Agriculture and Food’ as a promising roadmap for the post-2027 CAP, with important contributions based on generational renewal competitiveness, simplification and greater reciprocity, with the emphasis on innovation to achieve economic, social and environmental sustainability and on prioritising incentives over restrictions and on better targeting the support towards those most in need like small or mixed farms, or those run by young farmers, or those in disfavoured areas; |
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| 1. Welcomes the Commission’s report entitled ‘A Vision for Agriculture and Food’ as a promising roadmap for the post-2027 CAP, with important contributions based on competitiveness, simplification and greater reciprocity, with the emphasis on innovation to achieve economic, social and environmental sustainability and on prioritising incentives over restrictions; | 1. Welcomes the Commission’s report entitled ‘A Vision for Agriculture and Food’ as a promising roadmap for the post-2027 CAP, with important contributions based on competitiveness, simplification and greater reciprocity, with the emphasis on innovation to achieve economic, social and environmental sustainability and on prioritising incentives over restrictions; recognises in this approach a welcome return to the original objectives of the common agricultural policy as enshrined in Article 39(1) TFEU; |
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| 1. Welcomes the Commission’s report entitled ‘A Vision for Agriculture and Food’ as a promising roadmap for the post-2027 CAP, with important contributions based on competitiveness, simplification and greater reciprocity, with the emphasis on innovation to achieve economic, social and environmental sustainability and on prioritising incentives over restrictions; | 1. Stresses that the Commission’s report entitled ‘A Vision for Agriculture and Food’ fails to guarantee the maintenance and budgetary means of area-based payments and other support measures of the CAP, which function as a safety net for farmers; |
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| 1. Welcomes the Commission’s report entitled ‘A Vision for Agriculture and Food’ as a promising roadmap for the post-2027 CAP, with important contributions based on competitiveness, simplification and greater reciprocity, with the emphasis on innovation to achieve economic, social and environmental sustainability and on prioritising incentives over restrictions; | 1. Notes the Commission’s report entitled ‘A Vision for Agriculture and Food’ as a promising roadmap for the post-2027 CAP, with important contributions based on competitiveness, simplification and greater reciprocity, with the emphasis on innovation to achieve economic and social sustainability and on prioritising incentives over restrictions; |
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| 1. Welcomes the Commission’s report entitled ‘A Vision for Agriculture and Food’ as a promising roadmap for the post-2027 CAP, with important contributions based on competitiveness, simplification and greater reciprocity, with the emphasis on innovation to achieve economic, social and environmental sustainability and on prioritising incentives over restrictions; | 1. Notes the Commission’s report entitled ‘A Vision for Agriculture and Food’; regrets the notable lack of sense of urgency and concrete measures to ensure a just and sustainable, green transition towards agroecological, regional farming practices and for achieving economic, social and environmental sustainability; |
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| 1. Welcomes the Commission’s report entitled ‘A Vision for Agriculture and Food’ as a promising roadmap for the post-2027 CAP, with important contributions based on competitiveness, simplification and greater reciprocity, with the emphasis on innovation to achieve economic, social and environmental sustainability and on prioritising incentives over restrictions; | 1. Takes note of Commission’s report entitled ‘A Vision for Agriculture and Food’ as roadmap for the post-2027 CAP, based on competitiveness, simplification and greater reciprocity, with the emphasis on innovation to achieve economic, social and environmental sustainability and on prioritising incentives over restrictions; |
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| 1. Welcomes the Commission’s report entitled ‘A Vision for Agriculture and Food’ as a promising roadmap for the post-2027 CAP, with important contributions based on competitiveness, simplification and greater reciprocity, with the emphasis on innovation to achieve economic, social and environmental sustainability and on prioritising incentives over restrictions; | 1. Acknowledges the Commission’s report entitled ‘A Vision for Agriculture and Food’ as a promising roadmap for the post-2027 CAP, with important contributions based on competitiveness, simplification and greater reciprocity, with the emphasis on innovation to achieve economic, social and environmental sustainability and on prioritising incentives over restrictions; |
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| 1. Welcomes the Commission’s report entitled ‘A Vision for Agriculture and Food’ as a promising roadmap for the post-2027 CAP, with important contributions based on competitiveness, simplification and greater reciprocity, with the emphasis on innovation to achieve economic, social and environmental sustainability and on prioritising incentives over restrictions; | 1. Takes note of the Commission’s report entitled ‘A Vision for Agriculture and Food’ as a roadmap for the post-2027 CAP, with important contributions based on competitiveness, simplification and greater reciprocity, with the emphasis on innovation to achieve economic, social and environmental sustainability and on prioritising incentives over restrictions; |
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| 1a. Highlights that the 'Vision for Agriculture and Food' underscores the need to ensure that CAP payments reach those farmers who need them most; stresses that commercial farmers play a critical role in ensuring the sustainability of European agricultural production across its environmental, social, and economic dimensions, while also contributing to food sovereignty, as well as the objectives set out in the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union and are essential to maintaining the vitality of rural areas and preserving the EU’s agricultural diversity. |
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| 1a. Calls for an immediate moratorium on new requirements and bureaucratic burdens on farmers until a thorough assessment of all existing obligations has been completed and an effective plan to reduce bureaucracy and regulatory burden across all EU member states has been devised and implemented, while ensuring equal consideration of CAP objectives, including food security, competitiveness, environmental and climate protection, as well as rural development and agricultural structures; |
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| 1a. Calls on the Commission to develop an EU-wide, farm-based benchmarking system for the agri-food sector, centred on measurable outcomes as a basis for goal-oriented policy (doelsturing), rather than prescriptive compliance with uniform measures; further calls for the design of this system to be informed by existing scientific research, including the recent publication by Wageningen University on the practical application of outcome-based approaches in agriculture.1x | |
| 1x Gebieds- en bedrijfsgerichte handelingsperspectieven voor een duurzame landbouw in Nederland Ros, G. H., de Vries, W., Jongeneel, R. & van Ittersum, M., 2023, Wageningen: Wageningen University & Research. 77 p. Research output: Book/Report › Report › Professional |
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| 1a. Welcomes the strategic dialogue on the future of European agriculture; emphasises that the report received broad support from key stakeholders in European agricultural policy; highlights in this regard its significance for the upcoming CAP reform; |
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| 1a. Underlines that agriculture plays a fundamental role in safeguarding human health, in preserving biodiversity and healthy soil and water, and in maintaining social cohesion; |
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| 1a. Calls that agriculture remain a Union policy and not be included in the Single Fund, in order to ensure uniform conditions among Member States |
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| 1a. Regrets that that vision does not clearly abandon the Green Deal’s degrowth objectives; |
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| 1b. Calls on the Commission and the Member States in the Nitrates Committee to adopt a science-based proposal allowing the use of RENURE products under clearly defined conditions, in line with the latest research and best agricultural practices. |
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| 1b. Regrets that that vision does not preclude any further enlargement of the European Union which would exacerbate unfair competition within the single market and bring about a reduction in the CAP budget for Member States; |
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| 1b. Notes that, due to climate change and the new geopolitical situation, a profound transformation of food systems, as called for at the 2021 global food system summit, is an urgent objective; |
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| 1c. Notes that that vision envisages no more than an assessment of the impact on EU competitiveness of imports of agricultural products; regrets that, in the end, the final version of the text does not include the introduction of mandatory mirror clauses in the EU that require compliance with EU production rules as regards the environment and animal welfare; |
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| 1c. Underlines that the future CAP should further integrate climate adaptation and mitigation measures, sustainable farming practices, including organic production, agroecology, carbon sequestration and biodiversity protection; |
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| 2. Calls for an increased budget for the CAP to ensure security of food supply; stresses that an adequately resourced CAP is a key driver for ensuring the sustainability of European agriculture economically, environmentally and socially, while guaranteeing a fair income for farmers and a fully functioning single market; | 2. Calls for an increase in the CAP budget to match historic highs of previous CAP budgets to ensure food sovereignty within the EU and certainty of supply taking into account the financial viability of farming has been undermined by cumulative inflationary pressure considered to be more than 30% in agricultural inputs since 2019, fuelled by the energy crisis, the war in Ukraine and current geopolitical events; underscores that the value direct payments have decreased 60 % since year 2000 in real terms due to inflation, while the demands on agriculture has increased; further insists that this increased budget must be indexed to inflation going forward; stresses that an adequately resourced CAP is a key driver for ensuring the sustainability of European agriculture economically, environmentally and socially, while guaranteeing a fair income for farmers and a fully functioning single market; |
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| 2. Calls for an increased budget for the CAP to ensure security of food supply; stresses that an adequately resourced CAP is a key driver for ensuring the sustainability of European agriculture economically, environmentally and socially, while guaranteeing a fair income for farmers and a fully functioning single market; | 2. Calls for an increased budget for the CAP to ensure security of food supply; stresses that an adequately resourced CAP is a key driver for ensuring the sustainability of European agriculture economically, environmentally and socially, while guaranteeing a fair income for farmers and a fully functioning single market; calls for the funds allocated for the CAP to be left in the budget earmarked for that purpose; strongly opposes the idea that Member States should be allowed to use the agriculture budget as part of an overall envelope for purposes other than agriculture; |
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| 2. Calls for an increased budget for the CAP to ensure security of food supply; stresses that an adequately resourced CAP is a key driver for ensuring the sustainability of European agriculture economically, environmentally and socially, while guaranteeing a fair income for farmers and a fully functioning single market; | 2. Calls for an increased and dedicated budget for the CAP to ensure security of food supply; stresses that an adequately resourced CAP is a key driver for ensuring the sustainability of European agriculture economically, environmentally and socially, while guaranteeing a fair income for farmers and a fully functioning single market; Calls on the Commission to ensure that the resources of the first pillar of the CAP, in particular direct payments , as the only real instrument of income support , are granted fully independently of compliance with environmental measures. |
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| 2. Calls for an increased budget for the CAP to ensure security of food supply; stresses that an adequately resourced CAP is a key driver for ensuring the sustainability of European agriculture economically, environmentally and socially, while guaranteeing a fair income for farmers and a fully functioning single market; | 2. Calls for alignment of the budget for the CAP with the objectives and targets of the Green Deal to ensure security of food supply; stresses that European citizens expect a proposal for a legislative framework to secure Sustainable Food Systems, as promised in the Farm to Fork Strategy; and notes that the CAP must be a key driver for ensuring the sustainability of European agriculture economically, environmentally and socially, while guaranteeing a fair income for farmers and a fully functioning single market; |
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| 2. Calls for an increased budget for the CAP to ensure security of food supply; stresses that an adequately resourced CAP is a key driver for ensuring the sustainability of European agriculture economically, environmentally and socially, while guaranteeing a fair income for farmers and a fully functioning single market; | 2. Calls for an increased budget for the CAP with focus on sustainable agricultural methods to ensure fair respectful income for farmers, security of food supply and strategic food and feed autonomy ; stresses that an adequately resourced CAP is a key driver for ensuring the sustainability of EU agriculture economically, environmentally and socially, while guaranteeing a fair income for farmers and workers and a fully functioning single market; |
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| 2. Calls for an increased budget for the CAP to ensure security of food supply; stresses that an adequately resourced CAP is a key driver for ensuring the sustainability of European agriculture economically, environmentally and socially, while guaranteeing a fair income for farmers and a fully functioning single market; | 2. Calls for an increased budget for the CAP, index-linked to inflation, to ensure security of food supply; stresses that an adequately resourced CAP is a key driver for ensuring the sustainability of European agriculture economically, environmentally and socially, while guaranteeing a fair income for farmers and a fully functioning single market; stresses that an adequate budget will ensure continuation of a common policy; |
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| 2. Calls for an increased budget for the CAP to ensure security of food supply; stresses that an adequately resourced CAP is a key driver for ensuring the sustainability of European agriculture economically, environmentally and socially, while guaranteeing a fair income for farmers and a fully functioning single market; | 2. Calls for an increased budget for the CAP to help ensure security of food supply and support farmers in making the agri-green transition; stresses that, without adequate resources, the CAP will no longer be able to be a key driver for ensuring the sustainability of European agriculture economically, environmentally and socially, while guaranteeing a fair income for farmers and a fully functioning single market; |
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| 2. Calls for an increased budget for the CAP to ensure security of food supply; stresses that an adequately resourced CAP is a key driver for ensuring the sustainability of European agriculture economically, environmentally and socially, while guaranteeing a fair income for farmers and a fully functioning single market; | 2. Calls for an increased budget for the CAP to ensure security of food supply irrespective of the trade instability arising from the volatility of the geopolitical environment; stresses that an adequately resourced CAP is a key driver for ensuring the sustainability of European agriculture economically, environmentally and socially, while guaranteeing a fair income for farmers and a fully functioning single market; |
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| 2. Calls for an increased budget for the CAP to ensure security of food supply; stresses that an adequately resourced CAP is a key driver for ensuring the sustainability of European agriculture economically, environmentally and socially, while guaranteeing a fair income for farmers and a fully functioning single market; | 2. Calls for an increased budget for the CAP in constant euro in the next multiannual financial framework (MFF) in order to ensure security of food supply; stresses that an adequately resourced CAP is a key driver for ensuring the sustainability of European agriculture economically, environmentally and socially, while guaranteeing a fair income for farmers and a fully functioning single market; |
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| 2. Calls for an increased budget for the CAP to ensure security of food supply; stresses that an adequately resourced CAP is a key driver for ensuring the sustainability of European agriculture economically, environmentally and socially, while guaranteeing a fair income for farmers and a fully functioning single market; | 2. Calls for an increased and standalone budget for the CAP to ensure security of food supply; stresses that an adequately resourced CAP is a key driver for ensuring the sustainability of European agriculture economically, environmentally and socially, while guaranteeing a fair income and fair working conditions for farmers and farm workers and a fully functioning single market; |
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| 2. Calls for an increased budget for the CAP to ensure security of food supply; stresses that an adequately resourced CAP is a key driver for ensuring the sustainability of European agriculture economically, environmentally and socially, while guaranteeing a fair income for farmers and a fully functioning single market; | 2. Calls for an increased budget for the CAP, with an inflation compensation mechanism, to ensure security of food supply; stresses that an adequately resourced CAP is a key driver for ensuring the sustainability of European agriculture economically, environmentally and socially, while guaranteeing a fair income for farmers and a fully functioning single market; |
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| 2. Calls for an increased budget for the CAP to ensure security of food supply; stresses that an adequately resourced CAP is a key driver for ensuring the sustainability of European agriculture economically, environmentally and socially, while guaranteeing a fair income for farmers and a fully functioning single market; | 2. Calls for an increased budget for the CAP, index-linked to inflation and separated from other policies, to ensure security of food supply; stresses that an adequately resourced CAP is a key driver for ensuring the sustainability of European agriculture economically, environmentally and socially, while guaranteeing a fair income for farmers and a fully functioning single market; |
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| 2. Calls for an increased budget for the CAP to ensure security of food supply; stresses that an adequately resourced CAP is a key driver for ensuring the sustainability of European agriculture economically, environmentally and socially, while guaranteeing a fair income for farmers and a fully functioning single market; | 2. Calls for an increased and dedicated budget for the CAP including the POSEI programme to ensure security of food supply; stresses that an adequately resourced CAP is a key driver for ensuring the sustainability of European agriculture economically, environmentally and socially, while guaranteeing a fair income for farmers and a fully functioning single market; |
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| 2. Calls for an increased budget for the CAP to ensure security of food supply; stresses that an adequately resourced CAP is a key driver for ensuring the sustainability of European agriculture economically, environmentally and socially, while guaranteeing a fair income for farmers and a fully functioning single market; | 2. Calls for an adequate increased budget for the CAP to ensure security of food supply; stresses that an adequately resourced CAP is a key driver for ensuring environmental, social and economic sustainability of European agriculture, while guaranteeing a fair income and working conditions for farmers and agricultural workers and a fully functioning single market; |
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| 2. Calls for an increased budget for the CAP to ensure security of food supply; stresses that an adequately resourced CAP is a key driver for ensuring the sustainability of European agriculture economically, environmentally and socially, while guaranteeing a fair income for farmers and a fully functioning single market; | 2. Calls for an increase in the budget for the CAP, also due to the current inflation, to ensure security of food supply; stresses that an adequately resourced CAP is a key driver for ensuring the sustainability of European agriculture economically, environmentally and socially, while guaranteeing a fair income for farmers and a fully functioning single market; |
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| 2. Calls for an increased budget for the CAP to ensure security of food supply; stresses that an adequately resourced CAP is a key driver for ensuring the sustainability of European agriculture economically, environmentally and socially, while guaranteeing a fair income for farmers and a fully functioning single market; | 2. Calls for an increased budget for public goods within the CAP, so that its societal legitimacy can be guaranteed; stresses that an adequately resourced CAP is a key driver for ensuring the sustainability of European agriculture economically, environmentally and socially, while guaranteeing a fair income for farmers and a fully functioning single market; |
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| 2. Calls for an increased budget for the CAP to ensure security of food supply; stresses that an adequately resourced CAP is a key driver for ensuring the sustainability of European agriculture economically, environmentally and socially, while guaranteeing a fair income for farmers and a fully functioning single market; | 2. Calls for an increased budget for the CAP to ensure security of food supply; stresses that an adequately resourced CAP that is adjusted for inflation is a key driver for ensuring the sustainability of European agriculture economically, environmentally and socially, while guaranteeing a fair income for farmers and a fully functioning single market; |
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| 2. Calls for an increased budget for the CAP to ensure security of food supply; stresses that an adequately resourced CAP is a key driver for ensuring the sustainability of European agriculture economically, environmentally and socially, while guaranteeing a fair income for farmers and a fully functioning single market; | 2. Calls for an increased budget for the CAP, adjusted to inflation, to ensure security of food supply; stresses that an adequately resourced CAP is a key driver for ensuring the sustainability of European agriculture economically, environmentally and socially, while guaranteeing a fair income for farmers and a fully functioning single market; |
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| 2a. Recalls the need for fair import policies that ensure imports of resilient and sustainable raw materials and products that meet the health and agricultural standards applied in the EU, avoiding competition based on unfair pricing or dumping, and ensuring that quality and health standards remain unchanged for EU consumers; |
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| 2a. Calls for a report to be commissioned in advance of the next reform to identify and quantify the funding needs to achieve the objectives of the CAP; stresses that this report should cover all aspects of the policy including but not limited to, direct payments, market supports and environmental supports in Pillar I, ANC payments, environmental measures, farm modernisation supports and social supports in Pillar II and also to include funding needs required to incentivise generation renewal, support those maintaining Natura 2000 areas and possible actions to fulfil the requirements of the Nature restoration Law; believes that such a report can give credibility to calls for an increased budget, and can also be used to draw attention to the fact the CAP budget has decreased from 73% to 28% of the MFF through its various iterations, which represented only 0.28% of EU GNI; |
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| 2a. Calls on the Commission and the co-legislators to maintain fixed and ring-fenced income support as a core component of the post-2027 Common Agricultural Policy, recognising its vital role in ensuring food production and providing farmers with stability against market volatility, extreme weather events, and external trade shocks; warns against introducing mechanisms that would make baseline income support subject to annual budgetary discretion, as such uncertainty would undermine the long-term planning and investment capacity of farmers, as evidenced by recent developments in the United Kingdom. |
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| 2a. Stresses the importance of maintaining the budget for the common agricultural policy (CAP) as a stand-alone, distinct and dedicated budget tailored to the specific needs of the European agricultural sector; firmly rejects any proposal to include the CAP budget in a common basket with other policies or funds because such an approach would reduce the effectiveness of CAP measures and undermine the Union’s strategic objectives in respect of food security and rural development; |
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| 2a. Highlights the excessive costs and administrative complexity associated with the cost incurred/income foregone requirements of schemes, which have deterred farmer participation. Stresses the need for simpler, more accessible schemes. Calls on the Commission to reduce administrative burdens to ensure that farmers can directly access support without excessive reliance on external consultants. |
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| 2a. Possible engagement of the EU agricultural policy in addressing additional and new challenges should not undermine the CAP's effectiveness in meeting its fundamental objectives under Article 39 TFEU, i.e. in particular optimising the use of the factors of production, ensuring a fair standard of living for farmers, stabilising markets and guaranteeing security of supply. |
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| 2a. Stresses the need for the CAP to continue to exist on its own, from both a legal and an institutional perspective, in the coming period, as this is key to ensuring that it continues as a tool to bolster the competitiveness and resilience of the sector in the light of the many challenges it faces; |
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| 2a. Calls for the CAP to be consistently aligned with the principle of 'public money for public goods' to preserve and promote societal contributions in the form of socially relevant services in climate, environmental, and nature conservation, as well as in the area of animal welfare; |
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| 2a. Urges the Commission to not fold rural development funds into national reform plans and emphasises that any division of the CAP budget framework would lead to a weakened support to the sector and potentially endanger the overall objectives of the CAP; |
Raffaele Stancanelli, Isabella Tovaglieri, Tomáš Kubín, Marie Dauchy, Vilis Krištopans, Mireia Borrás Pabón
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| 2a. Calls on the Commission to ensure that the resources of Pillar I, and in particular direct payments as the sole genuine instrument for income support, are allocated free from any conditionality related to environmental measures; |
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| 2a. Asks that all actions aimed at redistributing resources among farms based on farm size or the amounts received through Direct payments must be voluntary for the Member States. |
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| 2b. Points out that, in the current geopolitical context, safe and reliable access to food has become a matter of strategic security and import dependency can be exploited as a tool for pressure or a weapon of war; stresses the need to increase the common agricultural policy budget in order to strengthen European farmers’ capacities, thereby reducing vulnerabilities and guaranteeing the food supply for EU citizens in the long term; |
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| 2b. Stresses that the current CAP serves multiple purposes, including strengthening climate action, contributing to the 'Green Deal' and promoting sustainable farming practices; underlines that, also given today’s geopolitical situation, more emphasis should be placed on the CAP’s traditional core aims: supporting food security and resilience, ensuring a fair income for farmers, and improving market competitiveness; |
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| 2b. Reaffirms the importance of maintaining the CAP as a distinct policy, serving as a partnership between agriculture and society, and between Europe and its farmers. Stresses that its primary focus must remain on ensuring food security and a stable, affordable supply of high-standard food while promoting the sustainability of agriculture and food production. |
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| 2b. Stresses the importance of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) in providing reliable support to farmers with the aim of enhancing food security; recalls that farmers' ability to cope with inflationary pressures and rising input costs, while at the same time achieving this objective, has been severely challenged by the loss of the real value of CAP payments; |
Raffaele Stancanelli, Isabella Tovaglieri, Tomáš Kubín, Marie Dauchy, Vilis Krištopans, Mireia Borrás Pabón
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| 2b. Calls for the introduction of an automatic adjustment mechanism for the real-term amounts of CAP funds, based on the inflation rates published by the European Central Bank; |
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| 2b. Underlines that only a public goods-oriented CAP can ensure future public financial resources to support the transformation process in agriculture; |
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| 2c. Notes concerns over potential budgetary overhauls in the post-2027 EU Budget, including the possible centralisation of funding streams and a shift from a programme-based to a policy-based approach. Warns that integrating CAP with other funding areas such as Cohesion, Regional Development, and Fisheries could undermine the distinct role of agricultural policy, with payments to Member States becoming increasingly tied to EU-determined outcomes. |
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| 2c. Calls for the future application of an automatic adjustment of the CAP funds in real terms, based on the inflation rates published by the European Central Bank (ECB); |
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| 3. Stresses that food and agricultural production plays a strategic role in the new geopolitical context as an essential part of European security and sovereignty; | 3. Stresses that food and agricultural production plays a strategic role in the new geopolitical context as an essential part of European security and sovereignty; stresses that food sovereignty is the right of peoples to healthy and culturally appropriate food produced through ecologically sound and sustainable methods, and their right to define their own food and agriculture systems; stresses that a food system based on the paradigm of food sovereignty puts the aspirations and needs of those who produce, distribute and consume food at the heart of food systems and policies rather than the demands of markets and corporations and defends the interests and inclusion of the next generation; believes that the future of Union agricultural policy should follow a food sovereignty paradigm and be determined by local producers and users and not current globalised corporate trade and food regime; |
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| 3. Stresses that food and agricultural production plays a strategic role in the new geopolitical context as an essential part of European security and sovereignty; | 3. Stresses that food and agricultural production plays a strategic role in the new geopolitical context as an essential part of European security, defence and sovereignty; points out that the ability to secure domestic food supply, reduce reliance on imports of sensitive products and ensure the continuity of agri-food value chains is fundamental to the European Union’s resilience to external crises, armed or tariff conflicts, instability in global markets and extreme climate events; maintains that European farming should be recognised not only as an economic sector, but also as a geopolitical cornerstone, a tool for social and territorial stability and a critical component of the EU’s security and defence policies; |
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| 3. Stresses that food and agricultural production plays a strategic role in the new geopolitical context as an essential part of European security and sovereignty; | 3. Stresses that food and agricultural production plays a strategic role in the new geopolitical context as an essential part of European security and sovereignty; points to recent geo-political developments that have further underlined the need to safeguard the resilience of the EU food system; regrets that current trade policy including the proposed deal with the Mercosur bloc will create further dependencies and weaken EU food sovereignty; emphasises the need for actions in order to promote sustainable farming, reduce the dependence on imported inputs over which we have no control; recalls that agricultural productivity and resilience is dependent on the sustainable management of natural resources to guarantee the long-term sustainability of our food systems; |
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| 3. Stresses that food and agricultural production plays a strategic role in the new geopolitical context as an essential part of European security and sovereignty; | 3. Stresses that food and agricultural production plays a strategic role in the new geopolitical context as an essential part of European security and sovereignty; and that nature, biodiversity and a healthy climate are at the base of food production and should be maintained and restored by strong political measures to guarantee food security and the right to food in the long term; |
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| 3. Stresses that food and agricultural production plays a strategic role in the new geopolitical context as an essential part of European security and sovereignty; | 3. Stresses that food and agricultural production plays a strategic role in the new geopolitical context as an essential part of European security, stability and sovereignty; highlights the need for the post-2027 CAP to contribute to strengthening the Union’s overall preparedness and resilience, in line with the objectives set out in the European Preparedness Union Strategy |
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| 3. Stresses that food and agricultural production plays a strategic role in the new geopolitical context as an essential part of European security and sovereignty; | 3. Stresses that food and agricultural production plays a strategic role in the new geopolitical context as an essential part of European security and sovereignty; notes that at global level, with the exception of the European Union, all agricultural powers have stepped up their spending and protection for their agricultural sectors since the 2007-2008 food crisis; |
Carmen Crespo Díaz, Esther Herranz García, Gabriel Mato, Elena Nevado del Campo, Juan Ignacio Zoido Álvarez
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| 3. Stresses that food and agricultural production plays a strategic role in the new geopolitical context as an essential part of European security and sovereignty; | 3. Stresses that food and agricultural production plays a strategic role in the new geopolitical context as an essential part of European security and sovereignty; the Commission and the Member States should include food in their security and competitiveness plans; |
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| 3. Stresses that food and agricultural production plays a strategic role in the new geopolitical context as an essential part of European security and sovereignty; | 3. Stresses that food and agricultural production plays a strategic role in the new geopolitical context as an essential part of European security and sovereignty and the CAP budget amount and framework must reflect that; |
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| 3. Stresses that food and agricultural production plays a strategic role in the new geopolitical context as an essential part of European security and sovereignty; | 3. Stresses that a proper sustainable food and agricultural production plays a strategic role in the new geopolitical context as an essential part of European security and sovereignty as well as strategic autonomy; |
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| 3. Stresses that food and agricultural production plays a strategic role in the new geopolitical context as an essential part of European security and sovereignty; | 3. Stresses that food and agricultural production plays a heightened strategic role in a new geopolitical context as an essential part of European security and sovereignty; |
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| 3a. Notes that water, living soils and other elements of functional biodiversity such as soil biota, pollinators, natural predators of pests, and other beneficial species, non-crop landscape elements such as trees, wetlands, ponds, are essential for food security as they ensure productivity and protect crops, constituting climate adaptation solutions, natural resources and factors of production that help increase farmer autonomy; |
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| 3a. Emphasises that the Common agricultural policy must include instruments and investments that enhance the capacity of farms and rural areas to anticipate, absorb, and recover from shocks — including through sustainable production models, secure supply chains, water management systems, and decentralised infrastructure; |
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| 3a. Points out that efficient agricultural production makes an important contribution to the sustainability of the sector, by maximising yields with the fewest possible inputs; stresses that policies must promote efficient production and competitiveness; |
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| 3a. Insists that the CAP’s primary objective should be to meet the European population’s food needs in order to support farmers more effectively, lessen their dependence on exports and boost European food sovereignty; |
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| 3a. Calls on the Commission and the Member States to consider establishing strategic storage facilities at European and national level with a view to safeguarding food sovereignty and stabilising markets. |
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| 3a. Stresses, in this regard, the strategic role of wholesale markets, accredited structures in the public interest, which can ensure compliance with the principles of sustainability, waste reduction and price transparency; |
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| 3a. Calls on the Commission and Member States to envisage establishing strategic stockpiles at European and national level in order to guarantee food sovereignty and stabilise markets; |
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| 3b. Strongly urges that regulatory and administrative burdens on the agriculture sector be reduced; stresses that overregulation and micromanagement must be countered; |
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| 3c. Calls for more policy space to be provided to facilitate a target-based approach, through farm-based benchmarking instead of top-down measures, meaning that the choice of measures should be left to farmers as long as they contribute to the set targets; points out that when farmers are left to determine how best to achieve the goals, this contributes to the expression of craftsmanship and challenges farmers to find better solutions for ensuring sustainability; |
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| 3d. Stresses the need for a thorough review of all legislation affecting the agricultural sector, including legislation under the Green Deal; welcomes the reality check of legislation announced by the Commission in the Vision for Agriculture and Food and calls for an urgent and thorough review of legislation through the announced simplification packages; |
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| 3e. calls, in the context of the announced first simplification package of the current CAP, for the removal of conditionality requirements that do not take sufficient account of customisation or local circumstances, including GAEC 2, or unforeseen weather conditions, including GAEC 6; |
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| 4. Points out that cooperation and dialogue in the agri-food value chain are key to improving the position of farmers, promoting a more equitable distribution of margins and increasing the efficiency of all actors; notes, in this respect, that the reform of the CMO and the Unfair Commercial Practices Directive will be key to strengthening the position of farmers in the agri-food supply chain, reinforcing crisis management mechanisms and improving cross-border enforcement against unfair commercial practices; | 4. Points out that cooperation and dialogue in the agri-food value chain are key to improving the position of farmers, promoting a more equitable distribution of margins and increasing the efficiency of all actors; takes the view, in this respect, that the reform of the CMO and the Unfair Commercial Practices Directive will be key to strengthening the position of farmers in the agri-food supply chain, reinforcing crisis management mechanisms and improving cross-border enforcement against unfair commercial practices; stresses, in particular, the importance of closer cross-border cooperation between the competent authorities in Member States to ensure the rules are applied in an effective, coordinated and consistent manner throughout the internal market in order to combat abusive behaviour, guarantee fairness throughout the supply chain and avoid unfair competition; |
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| 4. Points out that cooperation and dialogue in the agri-food value chain are key to improving the position of farmers, promoting a more equitable distribution of margins and increasing the efficiency of all actors; notes, in this respect, that the reform of the CMO and the Unfair Commercial Practices Directive will be key to strengthening the position of farmers in the agri-food supply chain, reinforcing crisis management mechanisms and improving cross-border enforcement against unfair commercial practices; | 4. Points out that cooperation, dialogue and a better organisation of farmers through cooperatives, producer organisations (POs) or associations of producer organisations (APOs) are key to improving the position of farmers in the agri-food value chain, promoting a more equitable distribution of margins and increasing the efficiency of all actors; notes, in this respect, that the ongoing reform of the CMO and the Unfair Commercial Practices Directive can be an opportunity to strengthen the position of farmers in national and transnational agri-food supply chains, reinforcing crisis management mechanisms and improving cross-border enforcement against unfair commercial practices through harmonisation at EU level without compromising nor negatively impacting on the best existing national strategies and practices; |
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| 4. Points out that cooperation and dialogue in the agri-food value chain are key to improving the position of farmers, promoting a more equitable distribution of margins and increasing the efficiency of all actors; notes, in this respect, that the reform of the CMO and the Unfair Commercial Practices Directive will be key to strengthening the position of farmers in the agri-food supply chain, reinforcing crisis management mechanisms and improving cross-border enforcement against unfair commercial practices; | 4. Points out that cooperation, regulation, written contracts, sharing of market risk between producers and processors and retailers, and dialogue in the agri-food value chain are all key to improving the position of farmers, promoting a more equitable distribution of margins and value created and increasing the efficiency of all actors; notes, in this respect, that the reform of the CMO and the Unfair Trading Practices Directive will be key to strengthening the position of farmers in the agri-food supply chain, reinforcing crisis management mechanisms and improving cross-border enforcement against unfair commercial practices; Calls for a ban of purchase below average production costs, as carried out in some Member States. |
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| 4. Points out that cooperation and dialogue in the agri-food value chain are key to improving the position of farmers, promoting a more equitable distribution of margins and increasing the efficiency of all actors; notes, in this respect, that the reform of the CMO and the Unfair Commercial Practices Directive will be key to strengthening the position of farmers in the agri-food supply chain, reinforcing crisis management mechanisms and improving cross-border enforcement against unfair commercial practices; | 4. Points out that cooperation and dialogue in the agri-food value chain are key to improving the position of farmers, promoting an equitable distribution of margins and increasing the efficiency of all actors; notes, in this respect, that the reform of the CMO and the Unfair Commercial Practices Directive will be key to strengthening the position of farmers in the agri-food supply chain, reinforcing crisis management mechanisms and improving cross-border enforcement against unfair commercial practices; stresses the importance of stopping the fragmentation of the internal market by providing differentiated support for farmers. |
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| 4. Points out that cooperation and dialogue in the agri-food value chain are key to improving the position of farmers, promoting a more equitable distribution of margins and increasing the efficiency of all actors; notes, in this respect, that the reform of the CMO and the Unfair Commercial Practices Directive will be key to strengthening the position of farmers in the agri-food supply chain, reinforcing crisis management mechanisms and improving cross-border enforcement against unfair commercial practices; | 4. Points out that, as a number of links in the agri-food value chain are very highly concentrated, derogations from competition law and specific support are key to improving the position of farmers, promoting a more equitable distribution of margins and increasing the efficiency of all actors; notes, in this respect, that the reform of the CMO and the Unfair Commercial Practices Directive will be key to strengthening the position of farmers in the agri-food supply chain, reinforcing crisis management mechanisms and improving cross-border enforcement against unfair commercial practices; |
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| 4. Points out that cooperation and dialogue in the agri-food value chain are key to improving the position of farmers, promoting a more equitable distribution of margins and increasing the efficiency of all actors; notes, in this respect, that the reform of the CMO and the Unfair Commercial Practices Directive will be key to strengthening the position of farmers in the agri-food supply chain, reinforcing crisis management mechanisms and improving cross-border enforcement against unfair commercial practices; | 4. Points out that cooperation and dialogue in the agri-food value chain are key to improving the position of farmers, promoting a more equitable distribution of margins and increasing the efficiency of all actors; notes, in this respect, that the reform of the CMO and the Unfair Commercial Practices Directive will be key to strengthening the position of farmers in the agri-food supply chain, reinforcing crisis management mechanisms and improving cross-border enforcement against unfair commercial practices; calls for a ban on the purchase of agri-food products below the cost of production; |
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| 4. Points out that cooperation and dialogue in the agri-food value chain are key to improving the position of farmers, promoting a more equitable distribution of margins and increasing the efficiency of all actors; notes, in this respect, that the reform of the CMO and the Unfair Commercial Practices Directive will be key to strengthening the position of farmers in the agri-food supply chain, reinforcing crisis management mechanisms and improving cross-border enforcement against unfair commercial practices; | 4. Points out that cooperation and dialogue in the agri-food value chain are key to improving the position of farmers, promoting a more equitable distribution of margins and increasing the efficiency of all actors; notes, in this respect, that the reform of the CMO and the Unfair Commercial Practices Directive will be key to strengthening the position of farmers in the agri-food supply chain, ensuring that producers get a fair price for their products, reinforcing crisis management mechanisms and improving cross-border enforcement against unfair commercial practices; |
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| 4. Points out that cooperation and dialogue in the agri-food value chain are key to improving the position of farmers, promoting a more equitable distribution of margins and increasing the efficiency of all actors; notes, in this respect, that the reform of the CMO and the Unfair Commercial Practices Directive will be key to strengthening the position of farmers in the agri-food supply chain, reinforcing crisis management mechanisms and improving cross-border enforcement against unfair commercial practices; | 4. Points out that cooperation, aggregation and dialogue in the agri-food value chain are key to improving the position of farmers, promoting a more equitable distribution of margins and increasing the efficiency of all actors; notes, in this respect, that the reform of the CMO and the Unfair Commercial Practices Directive will be key to strengthening producers’ aggregation, and thus the position of farmers in the agri-food supply chain, reinforcing crisis management mechanisms and improving cross-border enforcement against unfair commercial practices; |
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| 4. Points out that cooperation and dialogue in the agri-food value chain are key to improving the position of farmers, promoting a more equitable distribution of margins and increasing the efficiency of all actors; notes, in this respect, that the reform of the CMO and the Unfair Commercial Practices Directive will be key to strengthening the position of farmers in the agri-food supply chain, reinforcing crisis management mechanisms and improving cross-border enforcement against unfair commercial practices; | 4. Points out that cooperation and dialogue in the agri-food value chain are key to improving the position of farmers, promoting a more equitable distribution of margins and increasing the efficiency of all actors; notes, in this respect, that the reform of the CMO and the Unfair Commercial Practices Directive will be key to strengthening the position of farmers in the agri-food supply chain, reinforcing crisis management mechanisms, banning selling below cost of production and improving cross-border enforcement against unfair commercial practices; |
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| 4. Points out that cooperation and dialogue in the agri-food value chain are key to improving the position of farmers, promoting a more equitable distribution of margins and increasing the efficiency of all actors; notes, in this respect, that the reform of the CMO and the Unfair Commercial Practices Directive will be key to strengthening the position of farmers in the agri-food supply chain, reinforcing crisis management mechanisms and improving cross-border enforcement against unfair commercial practices; | 4. Points out that cooperation and dialogue in the agri-food value chain are key to improving the position of farmers, promoting a more equitable distribution of margins and increasing the efficiency of all actors; notes, in this respect, that the position of farmers in the agri-food supply chain should be bolstered in the EU as a whole, by means of harmonised regulation that preserves more advanced pieces of national legislation, reinforcing crisis management mechanisms and improving cross-border enforcement against unfair commercial practices; |
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| 4a. Highlights the urgent need to address the distortions of competition and unbalances in the food supply chain and calls for mandatory environmental and social criteria within EU competition law; stresses the importance of halting and addressing consolidation and concentration in the grocery retail sector in order to ensure fair prices for farmers; urges the Commission to follow up on Directive (EU) 2019/633 on unfair trading practices and the EU code of conduct on responsible business and marketing practices by producing a monitoring framework for the food distribution, processing and retail sectors and providing for legal action if progress in integrating economic, environmental and social sustainability into corporate strategies is insufficient, and in so doing promoting and rewarding the efforts of sustainable agricultural producers while increasing the availability and affordability of healthy, sustainable food options and reducing the overall environmental footprint of the food system. |
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| 4a. Calls on the Commission to propose that central purchasing bodies operating in several Member States be strictly regulated so as to support farmers more effectively in the face of price pressure from dominant actors in the supply chain; condemns the role of those bodies in pitting Member States against each other with regard to social and environmental legislation; calls for binding European rules so as to put an end to contractual blackmail, agricultural price squeezing and added-value appropriation; |
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| 4a. Emphasises that food security and food sovereignty are vital components of strategic autonomy and that the next MFF must continue to effectively support the competitiveness and resilience of the Union’s farming sector; calls for an increased and dedicated budget for the CAP in the next MFF in order to maintain its integrity and commonality, as well as the coherence and interconnection between its first and second pillar, and therefore opposes the idea of integrating the CAP into a single fund for each Member State; |
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| 4a. Calls for the implementation of robust crisis management and market-stabilising measures, strong support for innovative and sustainable agricultural practices, and a reform of the CAP that ensures its practicality by defining a minimum percentage of strategic agricultural land that is safeguarded against conversion into nature, thereby enabling its full use in line with a long-term earnings model under a Food 2050 strategy |
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| 4a. Takes note that the retail sector constitutes the most concentrated segment of the agri-food value chain. Recalls, therefore, that efforts to limit price margins applied by retailers could effectively curb food price inflation and foster a fairer distribution of income across all stakeholders. |
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| 4a. Stresses the need to strengthen the current crisis management tools offered by the current CAP and provide increased funding to support EU agriculture and forestry and dealing with climate disasters and market crises; |
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| 4a. Calls for a ban to be introduced on purchasing products from farmers at below average production costs in order to guarantee them remunerative prices; |
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| 4b. Calls on the Commission to strictly regulate speculation on agricultural markets, in particular by limiting speculative financial positions on futures markets, which help to uncouple agricultural prices from producers' economic reality; insists that European regulatory tools be strengthened so as to combat excessive concentration in the processing and distribution sectors, in order to put an end to added-value appropriation by a small number of oligopolistic multinationals; |
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| 4b. Stresses that the new global challenges facing EU farmers require sound financial allocation in the next CAP; emphasises that, in order to address these challenges and to avoid reductions to farmers’ support, the CAP needs an increased budget in the next MFF that is indexed to inflation through annual re-evaluation; |
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| 4c. Calls for the continuation and reinforcement of measures that maintain production in vulnerable areas and guarantee the viability of rural communities through the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development, and the renewed involvement of local and regional authorities in the management of such measures; |
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@misc{epw-text-agri-am-773077,
author = {{European Parliament}},
title = {{AMENDMENTS 349 - 726 - Draft report The future of agriculture and the post-2027 common agricultural policy}},
year = {2025},
date = {2025-04-24},
howpublished = {\url{https://news.eu-parl.st-solutions.dev/texts/AGRI-AM-773077}},
url = {https://news.eu-parl.st-solutions.dev/texts/AGRI-AM-773077},
urldate = {2026-09-26},
publisher = {EU Parl Watch Research},
note = {Text. docId AGRI-AM-773077. Data: EP Open Data API: document record (CC BY 4.0)}
}