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EU volume reduction program 2 years 2018/07/18. Today, 2 years ago - on 18 July 2016 - Agriculture Commissioner Phil Hogan announced the EU volume reduction program. The measure has been a great success and has shown that even small reductions have a big effect on producer prices. Watch a little movie here: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/europeanmilkboard.en/ Youtube:... |
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EMB General Assembly in Lithuania sets the tone for continued efforts to create a fair dairy sector Sveikinamės iš Lietuvos - Greetings from Lithuania! This autumn, EMB members from all across Europe travelled to Lithuania in order to discuss important issues affecting the Baltic dairy sector and European dairy policy. They were warmly welcomed by the local organisation LPGA (Lietuvos pieno gamintojų asociacija). The hosts kicked things off with information about the... |
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Brussels: Kjartan Poulsen elected as new EMB Chair by European dairy producers The European Milk Board (EMB) will now be headed by its new Chair, Danish milk producer Kjartan Poulsen. At the EMB’s last General Assembly, German BDM representative Elmar Hannen was also elected Deputy Chair. The previous Board members Boris Gondouin from APLI France, Belgian MIG representative Guy Francq, his Irish colleague Pat McCormack from the ICMSA and Roberto Cavaliere from the APL Italy... |
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Dear dairy farmers, dear interested parties, This July, we witnessed an extraordinary, decisive moment in European agricultural policy. The European Parliament, the European Commission and the Council of the European Union reached a compromise on the reform of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP). This is still to be officially adopted by the Member States who will then be called on to define their national measures. As you can imagine,... |
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No future for European milk production without young farmers! EMB General Assembly with producers from 13 European countries reaffirmed its commitment to fighting for future-proof, cost-covering agriculture (Brussels, 29 April 2021) At their biannual General Assembly, which was an entirely digital event this spring, the long-term survival of European milk production was the main topic for the producers coming together as members of the European Milk... |