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As últimas novidades sobre as políticas AGRO-Alimentares da UE com impacto nos países de baixo e médio rendimento
As publicações AGRINFO oferecem análises para os legisladores, e informações práticas para os setores público e privado nos países parceiros do AGRINFO:
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O Regulamento da UE relativo à Desflorestação (EUDR) obrigará os importadores de determinadas mercadorias e produtos a recolher informações junto dos seus fornecedores, para que possam demonstrar que os seus produtos são “livres de desflorestação”. O presente guia centra-se nos aspetos do EUDR que são relevantes para as partes interessadas que fornecem o mercado da UE, com ênfase nos produtos agroalimentares.
The rules for exporting aquaculture products to the EU are complex, and are changing. This guidance summarises the legislation, including authorisation, residue control plans, listing, and labelling. Upcoming new requirements are highlighted.
The European Union can temporarily set stricter requirements for foods to enter the EU market if it identifies potential risks to public health due to contaminants or pesticide residues in imported products. This guidance describes the many potential impacts of these temporary measures, and the actions that authorities, sectors, and operators in exporting countries should take to avoid increased official controls.
The impacts on low- and middle-income exporting countries of temporary increases of official controls under Regulation 2019/1793 are analysed in this qualitative study commissioned by AGRINFO. The report focuses on the examples of two affected value chains: green beans in Kenya, and dragon fruit in Vietnam.
Regulation 2019/1793 specifies temporary increases of official controls to protect EU consumers from unsafe food products. This quantitative study, commissioned by AGRINFO, investigates the impacts on trade flows and pricing through a focus on four impacted value chains: groundnuts, fresh beans, hazelnuts, and dragon fruit.
The new EU plant health regulatory regime brought in stricter measures targeting known pathways of serious pests into the EU. Although fresh capsicum is subject to strict controls, interceptions of imports are continuing. This document, for national authorities and capsicum export sectors, explains the evolving EU phytosanitary import requirements. It can also serve as a reference for other fruit and vegetable exports that are subject to similar special measures.
The new EU Organic legislation brings in fundamental changes, based on the principle of conformity. This FiBL case study in the Dominican Republic, commissioned by COLEAD, aims to assess the impacts of these changes, and identifies potential needs for technical assistance among producers and their trade partners.
This Guide provides a simple introduction to the major requirements that producers and competent authorities in non-EU countries must meet to export honey to the EU market. It highlights significant and recent upcoming regulatory changes, including new obligations for countries and honey establishments to be listed for export.
The new EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) aims to limit the EU’s contribution to deforestation through consumption of agricultural products. African suppliers of agri-food products will be particularly impacted. This short report identifies the African countries and value chains likely to be most affected.
AGRINFO’s Regulatory Impact Assessment methodology highlights the countries and agricultural sectors most likely to be significantly affected by changes to EU policies and regulations. This report focuses on Latin America and the Caribbean.
AGRINFO’s Regulatory Impact Assessment methodology highlights the countries and agricultural sectors most likely to be significantly affected by changes to EU policies and regulations. This report focuses on Europe and the Middle East.
AGRINFO’s Regulatory Impact Assessment methodology highlights the countries and agricultural sectors most likely to be significantly affected by changes to EU policies and regulations. This report focuses on Latin America and the Caribbean.
AGRINFO’s Regulatory Impact Assessment methodology highlights the countries and agricultural sectors most likely to be significantly affected by changes to EU policies and regulations. This report focuses on the African continent.