Common agricultural policy: up to the challenges?

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By: Juliette Rengeval Follow

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The next common agricultural policy, one of the largest European budgets, which will govern our agriculture and, more broadly, our food model for 7 years, returns to the European Parliament on Tuesday 23 November 2021, before adoption by the Council. .

At the same time, EU Member States must present their National Strategic Plans to the Commission by the end of the year.

The implementation of this new CAP is scheduled for early 2023.

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Since the start of negotiations on this new

, it must be said that the European Green Pact has gone through this, as has the “From farm to fork” strategy.

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What does this change for the farm in Europe, in terms of food safety, international competition on agricultural markets, the place of organic products, short circuits ...

With the socialist

, French MEP, 1st Vice-President of the Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development of the European Parliament, and one of the 3 rapporteurs of this

reform

; 

• Hervé Guyomard

  , research director at INRAE ​​(the National Research Institute for Agriculture, Food and the Environment) 

• Mathieu Courgeau

  , president of the association platform Pour une autre PAC, organic dairy farmer in Vendée.

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