Europe’s agri-food sector stands at a pivotal crossroads, facing intensifying pressure from ambitious environmental regulation, geopolitical instability, labour shortages, and structural investment gaps. While the EU’s sustainability agenda—embodied in the Green Deal and the Farm to Fork Strategy—sets important long-term goals, its implementation risks placing disproportionate burdens on smaller and less-capitalised producers, particularly in Eastern and Southern Europe.

As the European Parliament considers amendments to the draft report on Product safety and regulatory compliance in e-commerce and non-EU imports, ensuring a pragmatic, enforceable, and future-oriented framework for customs and market surveillance is more urgent than ever.

The European Union (EU) is entering a crucial period for health policy. The 2024-2029 term will shape how the EU responds to ongoing and new health challenges. Aging populations, rising chronic diseases, and mental health concerns are straining healthcare systems while advancements in medical research, digital health, and pharmaceutical innovation are acceleratin

The rapid expansion of e-commerce has fundamentally reshaped global trade, presenting both  opportunities and challenges for customs systems worldwide. In the European Union (EU), cross border online sales have surged, necessitating reforms to modernize the Customs Union and adapt it  to the complexities of the digital economy.

European Enterprise Alliance and the Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers (ZPP) present their opinion on the critical importance of committee memberships in shaping EU policies.  Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers (ZPP) presents the report titled ‘’Underrepresentation of CEE Region in the EU Institutions’’. The European Union (EU) faces a longstanding challenge of ensuring representation that […]