Integrating New Approach Methodologies in Research and Testing Strategy: A Pharmaceutical Industry Perspective [Promoted content]on 30/10/23 Scientific innovation is key to develop and phase-in new alternative methodologies in the research and testing fields, reducing reliance on animal use. Sanofi and the wider EU pharmaceutical industry are committed to actively replacing animals wherever possible. Whereas industry sectors are subjects to various scientific purposes and regulatory requirements, collaborative platforms such as EPAA help support this goal.
EU, Australia fail to agree on trade dealon 30/10/23 Meeting at the margins of the G7 meeting in Osaka on Sunday (29 October), EU and Australian trade representatives failed to conclude negotiations on a free trade agreement due to persistent disagreements on agricultural market access. “Unfortunately, we have not...
Red alert in the pink cityon 27/10/23 The very first European Wine Day (27 October) is being held in Toulouse - a city more known for its pink houses and aeronautical factories - while the European win sector is, however, turning sour.
Crete to host first European centre for aquatic animal welfareon 26/10/23 The first specialised European Reference Centre for aquatic animals is expected to open in Greece's island of Crete, Greek agriculture minister Lefteris Avgenakis announced after a meeting with EU Health and food safety Commissioner Stella Kyraikides.
Join the conversation to shape Europe’s circular bio-based future [Promoted content]on 26/10/23 The discussion on the future of the European circular bio-based sector will take place at the CBE JU Stakeholder Forum on 6-7 December 2023 in Brussels. The event will gather about 600 European bioeconomy stakeholders around the main theme ’What next for the European bio-based sector?’.
Bluetongue: Countries call for new vaccine, fear livestock export blowon 24/10/23 The agriculture ministers of the Netherlands, Germany, and Belgium have called on pharmaceutical companies to quickly develop a new vaccine amid an ongoing outbreak of bluetongue disease feared to hit sheep and cattle exports.
Agrifood Brief: A topsy-turvy Parliamenton 20/10/23 The lawmaking process on health, agriculture, and food safety at the European Parliament could be turned upside down starting from the next legislative term, according to a leaked internal document obtained by Euractiv.
MEPs push for a new target on sales of low-risk, biological pesticideson 20/10/23 European Parliament's political groups envisage a more active role for the EU executive in favouring the uptake of low-risk alternatives to chemical pesticides, according to a preparatory document seen by Euractiv.
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