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Publications

THE LATEST ON EU AGRI-FOOD POLICIES IMPACTING LOW- AND MIDDLE-INCOME COUNTRIES

AGRINFO publications offer analyses for policymakers, and practical information for public and private sectors in AGRINFO partner countries:

  • Guidance on compliance with some key new regulations
  • Regional vulnerability assessments
  • Regulatory impacts
  • Quarterly Trade Digests

If a publication is available in your chosen language it will appear automatically. All other publications are currently available in English only.

September 2024

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 by the new requirements. This short report identifies the African countries and value chains likely to be most affected by the EUDR.

August 2024

Mineral oil hydrocarbons (MOH) are a complex mixture of chemical compounds that can find their way into the food supply chain. This Guide provides a simple introduction to MOH, EU regulatory changes coming in 2025, the sectors most affected, and actions required to prepare for the new rules.

April 2024

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.

April 2024

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.

April 2024

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.

April 2024

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.