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More Pesticides, Less Red Tape: EU New Food Safety Gamble

Summary by Bioplastics News
EU member states back longer pesticide approvals and simpler procedures, prompting warnings that weaker safeguards could increase food-chain risks Europe-wide.

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Lean Left

While on 30 September the European Council adopted a less maximalist position than that proposed by the Commission, environmental associations are concerned about a forthcoming vote by the European Parliament to authorise these substances widely and indefinitely.

·Paris, France
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wz.dewz.de
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Center

Protection for the environment and health vs. less effort for farmers - in the EU there is a dispute about a relaxation of the rules for plant protection products. The states also want to soften some.

volksfreund.devolksfreund.de
+2 Reposted by 2 other sources
Center

Protection for the environment and health vs. less effort for farmers - in the EU there is a dispute about a relaxation of the rules for plant protection products. The states also want to soften some.

Reformatorisch DagbladReformatorisch Dagblad
+3 Reposted by 3 other sources
Right

There is a provisional agreement by the EU member states for more flexible European rules regarding pesticides, among other things. The Netherlands also voted in favor of the package that simplifies rules for crops in agriculture and horticulture.

·Apeldoorn, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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Lean Left

In a bid to simplify regulations and boost economic competitiveness, the European Commission is proposing numerical relaxations in the Omnibus X legislative package.

·Paris, France
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Dagbladet Information broke the news in Copenhagen, Denmark on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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