EU and UK Risk Falling Behind Global Agricultural Competitors, Threatening Strategic Autonomy
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One study revealed that agricultural production in the European Union grew by just 0.1 per cent annually between 2011 and 2023, well below Brazil and the United States; restrictions on access to new technologies, higher costs and climate problems complicate the situation of farmers
The EU and the UK risk falling behind major agricultural competitors such as the US, Brazil, China and Canada if farmers do not gain faster access to innovation that can help address growing climate and productivity pressures. A more proportionate regulatory […] The post The resilience of European agriculture at a critical juncture appeared first on ypaithros.gr.
EU and UK risk falling behind global agricultural competitors, threatening strategic autonomy
The EU and the UK risk falling further behind major agricultural competitors like the US, Brazil, China, Canada and India unless farmers gain faster access to innovation that can help address growing climate and productivity pressures. A more proportionate regulatory framework and more openness to new technologies could help reverse this trend. These are the […]
Brazilian agricultural production grew 3.3% a year between 2011 and 2023, compared to 0.1% in the European Union; report points to climate and regulatory challenges
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