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German Supermarket Seeks To Charge Shoppers 'True' Environmental Cost

German shoppers, who enjoy some of Europe's cheapest groceries, are being asked this week by discount supermarket Penny to pay extra for some items to...

Europe In Danger Of Losing EV Battery Race: Court Of Auditors

Europe is in danger of losing the race to become a global battery powerhouse as access to raw materials remains a major roadblock along with rising costs a...

Did You Know ...? 19 June 2023

The Belgian Federal Minister for the Economy, Pierre-Yves Dermagne, has given a mid-July deadline for food producers to bring down supermarket food pr...

Bord Bia Launches EU Meat Promotion Campaigns Worth €8m In China

Bord Bia has announced that it has launched a series of meat promotional campaigns with the European Union in China this week.

Italy To Cut Rice Output As Drought Looms For Second Year

Italian rice output is set to fall in 2023 as farmers facing a second year of drought

Weekly Round-Up ... 14 March 2023

Dutch retailer Jumbo has announced the appointment of Ton van Veen as its new chief executive officer.

UN Chief Urges 'Credible' Net-Zero Pledges Or Risk Greenwashing

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Wednesday called on business leaders gathered at the World Economic Forum in Davos.

Why Malaysia Is Considering A Ban On Palm Oil Exports To The European Union

Malaysia, the world's second-largest palm oil producer, on Thursday said it might stop palm exports to the European Union.

Unilever To Roll Out Battery-Powered Fridges In European Trailers

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German Supermarket Seeks To Charge Shoppers 'True' Environmental Cost

Europe In Danger Of Losing EV Battery Race: Court Of Auditors

Did You Know ...? 19 June 2023

Bord Bia Launches EU Meat Promotion Campaigns Worth €8m In China

Italy To Cut Rice Output As Drought Looms For Second Year

Weekly Round-Up ... 14 March 2023

UN Chief Urges 'Credible' Net-Zero Pledges Or Risk Greenwashing

Why Malaysia Is Considering A Ban On Palm Oil Exports To The European Union

Unilever To Roll Out Battery-Powered Fridges In European Trailers

Britain-Northern Ireland Trade Grew In 2021 Despite Brexit Checks

EU Agrees Law Preventing Import Of Goods Linked To Deforestation

EU Coffee Prices Up 16.9% In August

Soaring Egg Prices Force French Food Industry To Change Recipes

Dutch Inflation Leaps To 17%, Boosted By High Energy Prices

Bread Prices Jump By Nearly A Fifth In EU, Eurostat Says As War In Ukraine Weighs