On March 19th, 9 Agriculture Ministers and more than 350 members of the national and European Parliament and of the wine sector met at the European Parliament in Brussels to…

Brussels, 12 October 2011. The European Commission published today its legislative proposal on the reform of the CAP post-2014. The text includes the disappearance of the planting rights regime for…

In a letter dated June 10, the Slovak Minister of Agriculture - Mr. Zsolt Simon - openly declared to Commissioner Ciolos his opposition to the liberalisation of planting rights. Slovakia…

On the 31st of May, the Czech Republic joined the front of Member States opposed to the liberalisation of planting rights. The Czech government, in a press release, expressed itself…

The European Parliament (EP) in plenary session voted today in favour of Albert Deß report on the future of the CAP after 2013. MEPs positioned themselves against the liberalisation of…

The appeals launched by professionals, elected officials and Governments continue. After the stance taken a few days ago by Italy, Hungary and Austria, four new countries join the front of…

EFOW welcomes the conclusions of the event on planting rights and the place of viticulture in the CAP organised by the French Senate, in collaboration with FranceAgriMer and the CNAOC,…

In his greetings to the agricultural world today in Mittelhausen, Alsace (France), the French President clearly expressed his opposition to the liberalisation of planting rights. EFOW welcomes this stance and…