Richard Wright Euro Notebook: Cheap food era is over – but supermarkets won't accept it
Society would benefit from reconnecting farm activities with supermarket prices.
Richard Wright Euro Notebook - More Brexit trade red tape and costs coming this month
Brexit trade negotiations resemble booking a flight with a budget airline.
Richard Wright Euro Notebook - European farmers have green lobby on the back foot
There has been a shift as a result of the protests and the threat from far right anti-EU parties, not just in the European Parliament but in national legislatures.
Richard Wright Euro Notebook - Farmers must make their voice heard in general election debate
Politicians, irrespective of party, are in election mode, strategising actions.
Euro Notebook Euro Notebook - Farmers need to demand food chain fairness
There's no going back to below cost selling for farmers. Global food prices stabilise post inflationary peak.
Richard Wright Euro Notebook - farm protests deliver – is it time to stop or to press for more?
The timeless truth of Parkinson’s Law, first articulated in a 1950s Economist magazine essay, still resonates in today's work culture
Richard Wright Euro Notebook - EU trade booms – but is Ukraine driving 'corn down'?
Success in agriculture hinges on farm products being purchased globally.
Richard Wright Euro Notebook - farm protests – now is not the time to fold
European farm protests persist, albeit reduced compared to recent months.
Richard Wright Euro Notebook - EU and UK - is the political balance shifting in favour of farmers?
The government's choice of name for the farming summit, 'farm to fork,' was unfortunate.
Richard Wright Euro Notebook - Farmer protests deliver green shoots of change
Farm protests in Europe show signs of easing amid growing political attention to their cause
