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EU-Australia trade deal slashes tariffs on agri-food products, but raises farmers' concerns

EU-Australia trade deal slashes tariffs on agri-food products, but raises farmers' concerns

The European Union and Australia have finalised a long-anticipated free trade agreement (FTA), marking a significant shift in food and beverage trade flows.

The EU Breakfast Directive and the shift toward higher-fruit formulations

The EU Breakfast Directive and the shift toward higher-fruit formulations

Cargill's Clarisse Loiseau explores how the EU Breakfast Directive's rules affect texture, gel formation and processing stability in jams.

EU agrees to ban animal-associated names for plant-based products

EU agrees to ban animal-associated names for plant-based products

EU negotiators have agreed to go ahead with a ban on the use of animal-associated names for plant-based products, restricting 31 words in total including ‘chicken’ and ‘steak’.

Beef and lamb receive 580 times more in EU subsidies than legumes, study reveals

Beef and lamb receive 580 times more in EU subsidies than legumes, study reveals

Figures released by charity Foodrise have revealed that beef and lamb received an estimated 580 times more common agricultural policy subsidies from the European Union than legumes in 2020.

New research suggests alternative proteins could deliver €111bn to EU economy

New research suggests alternative proteins could deliver €111bn to EU economy

A landmark analysis reveals that scaling the alternative protein sector across the European Union could generate €111 billion in annual gross value added by 2040

China cuts tariffs on EU dairy imports, easing pressure on cheese and cream exporters

China cuts tariffs on EU dairy imports, easing pressure on cheese and cream exporters

China has sharply reduced provisional import tariffs on European Union dairy products, easing pressure on exporters of high-value cheese and cream.

EU Biotech Act’s exclusion of novel foods from regulatory sandbox is a ‘missed opportunity for food innovation,’ GFI says

EU Biotech Act’s exclusion of novel foods from regulatory sandbox is a ‘missed opportunity for food innovation,’ GFI says

The Good Food Institute Europe has welcomed the European Commission’s new Biotech Act, but said it marks a ‘missed opportunity’ for food innovation due to its exclusion of novel foods from its regulatory sandbox scheme.

ITS launches smoke-free smoked flavour range to help cheese makers navigate EU ban

ITS launches smoke-free smoked flavour range to help cheese makers navigate EU ban

Flavour specialists ITS has unveiled a new portfolio of natural smoke-free smoked flavours designed to help cheese manufacturers maintain authentic smoky profiles ahead of incoming EU legislation that will restrict traditional smoke flavourings from July 2026.

EU proposes ‘simplifications’ to EUDR, December 2025 deadline to go ahead for ‘large and medium’ companies

EU proposes ‘simplifications’ to EUDR, December 2025 deadline to go ahead for ‘large and medium’ companies

The European Commission has proposed ‘targeted simplifications’ that aim to ensure the smooth implementation of the upcoming EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR).

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