AREV applauds the decision of the MEPs not to vote on the BECA report without first trying to amend it to avoid the confusion it… Read More »AREV calls for dialogue and balance in the adoption of the BECA report by the European Parliament on 15 February
Yesterday, the European wine sector was dealt a severe blow by the result of the vote by which the European Parliament’s Committee on the fight… Read More »The stubborn hygienist vision of the European Parliament’s commitee on beating Cancer puts the European wine sector in check
Tomorrow, Thursday 9 December, the European Parliament’s Committee to Combat Cancer (BECA) will hold a special committee to vote on the adoption of the report… Read More »AREV asks the European Parliament’s Committee on Beating Cancer (BECA) for new modifications given the latest draft of the report “Strengthening Europe in the fight against cancer: towards a comprehensive and coordinated strategy” to be voted on in the Special Committee on Thursday
The Assembly of European Wine Regions (AREV) is delighted with the agreement on the reform of the village agricultural policy. It offers the stability and… Read More »CAP: AREV welcomes a reform that offers visibility and stability to wine-producing regions
The European Union and the United States have agreed on Tuesday 15 June 2021 for a lasting escalation of the conflict that opposes them in… Read More »AREV welcomes the agreement reached on tariffs between the EU and the USA
The day before yesterday, on 3 May, the Assembly of European Wine Regions (AREV) organised a well-attended Webinar on the new CAP and also on… Read More »Despair and a call for help from the wine sector is the focus of the AREV webinar on the CAP reform
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 European Parliament and the Council of Agriculture Ministers have just defined the architecture and the main lines of CAP reform that they intend to see implemented from 2023 and that they will defend during the negotiations which will start from November in the presence of the Commission (trilogues).
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.
