Richard Wright Euro Notebook – Time to splash the food promotion cash says Brussels
In the challenging landscape of food promotion, stakes are high, and the game is costly.
In the challenging landscape of food promotion, stakes are high, and the game is costly.
The essence of progress lies in the capacity for change, as eloquently captured in the statement, "'Progress depends on change - the man who cannot change his mind cannot change anything.'"
Farmers bear the brunt of lower prices amid supermarket inflation concerns.
In a surprising turn of events, governments find themselves in a sprint to maintain the status quo
'Agriculture is not ready to be written off in Europe or Australia as a casualty of wider economics'
'Farmers improved their competitive position to underpin the EU as the world's biggest food exporter.'
This week, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) delivered a blow to the optimistic outlook for the UK economy's recovery.
Current food prices are imposing an unjustified burden on consumers, a fact corroborated by a report from the European Commission.
THERE seems to have been an outbreak at Westminster of that rare commodity in politics – common sense.
Slow Decline in Prices: Government Monitors Food Price Inflation
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