(Brussels, 17 April 2019) FoodDrinkEurope, representing Europe’s food and drink industry, takes note of the adoption of the regulation on transparency and sustainability of the EU risk assessment model in the food chain.
(Brussels, 09 April 2019) In view of this week’s extraordinary European Council Summit on Brexit, FoodDrinkEurope reiterates that the agri-food sector will be particularly vulnerable in the case of a “no-deal Brexit”.
(Brussels, 2 April 2019) FoodDrinkEurope, representing Europe’s food and drink industry, has welcomed the publication of the new regulation on mutual recognition of goods lawfully marketed in another Member State in the EU Official Journal [1]. FoodDrinkEurope believes that this regulation will strengthen the European Single Market across all Member States, acting to the benefit of industry and consumers alike.
(Brussels, 27 March 2019) FoodDrinkEurope takes note of today’s adoption of the Single Use Plastics (SUP) Directive by the European Parliament. The food and drink industry is committed to stepping up efforts to improve plastics use, reuse and recycling as well as to maximise the use of available resources. FoodDrinkEurope members are striving to improve waste management practices at every stage along the food supply chain, always prioritising and ensuring food safety.