The president of the Assembly of European Wine-growing Regions (AREV) stressed that he would “fight the battle” to ensure that “there is some kind of… Read More »The President of the AREV is “urgently” asking the 27 EU agriculture ministers to activate additional funds for the wine sector
AREV is pleased with the consensual result of extending the planting rights regime until 2045. This extension of the vineyard-planting regime in line with the approach… Read More »AGRIFISH COUNCIL: Progress on the CAP and uncertainty for the wine sector in crisis
The Assembly of European Wine Regions (AREV) puts its hope in the message of support for the sector that the Spanish Minister of Agriculture will… Read More »AREV trusts that the Agriculture and Fisheries Council will support the request for an extraordinary budget for the wine sector
The AREV has welcomed the temporary agreement reached yesterday between the EU and the USA about the temporary suspension of tariffs on wine products. Although… Read More »AREV welcomes the temporary suspension of tariffs for the wine sector and urges further steps towards the resolution of the conflict
Firstly, we would like to take this opportunity to wish you and your teams all the best for the New Year. We have taken the… Read More »Open letter from the AREV to the European Commissioners for Agriculture and Trade.
We called on the European Commission to act urgently on three points
The agreement reached between the heads of state & governments on the European budget – and thus the CAP budget – has relaunched the European negotiations on both the CAP reform and the recovery plan or the 2021-2022 transition period.
The purpose of this evaluation of the European Commission measures is to assess the effects of the several instruments applicable in the wine sector under the Common Market Organisation Regulation.
Ursula von der Leyen, the President of the European Commission, has given today her first ever ‘State of the Union Address’ at the European Parliament in Brussels. This annual event is significant to demonstrate the European Commission’s accountability towards the EU’s democratically elected representatives, the Members of the European Parliament and to be able to debate on the vision and roadmap that the European Commission is proposing.
Legislators from the European Parliament’s Agriculture Committee have rejected part of the Commission’s proposed aid programme for wine, fruit and vegetable producers, saying it is not ambitious enough to cope with the disruption caused by the pandemic.
