Euro Notebook

Richard Wright

Euro Notebook – Time to splash the food promotion cash says Brussels

Sound science in agriculture faces another setback in Europe

Richard Wright Euro Notebook – Another European defeat for sound science in agriculture

The talk of the town this week is inflation, and there's good news as the UK rate in October dropped beyond analysts' expectations

Richard Wright Euro Notebook – can farmers win now inflation has fallen from its peak

Despite efforts for reform, global farm support continues to grow

Richard Wright Euro Notebook - Global farm support rising, despite all efforts for change

Richard Wright Euro Notebook – farmer power crashes trade deal at last minute

Challenging year, Yet farmers display resilience and earn praise

Richard Wright Euro Notebook: Farmers boost EU's position as top food exporter

Richard Wright Euro Notebook – wider politics now driving trade deals

Food prices exceed market and farm-related justifications for consumers

Richard Wright Food price inflation raises questions as farmers struggle for gains

For the time being, the government appears inclined to scale back certain green initiatives in pursuit of achieving a net-zero carbon status by 2050

Richard Wright Euro Notebook: Rare outbreak of common sense in Westminster politics?

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Richard Wright Euro Notebook: Back to the real world for prices and politics

What has Brexit done for us?

Richard Wright Euro Notebook: What has Brexit done for us and what has it really achieved?

Richard Wright Can policy makers and politicians keep their green aspirations on track

Richard Wright Euro Notebook: Striking a Balance - Green Regulations and Carbon Impact in Imports

Richard Wright Euro Notebook: Why is the food price inflation rate is so persistently high?

Richard Wright Euro Notebook: Green issues turning off voters

Always a puzzle!

Richard Wright Euro Notebook: Testing times as weather and politics take control

Richard Wright Euro Notebook: Why prices are still rising when farmers are being paid less

Brexit remains a puzzle!

Richard Wright Euro Notebook: Green morass continues to stifle innovation

Brexit still causing hassles

Richard Wright Euro Notebook: A slow death for farming's political influence

Brexit remains a puzzle

Richard Wright Euro Notebook: Crucial time for ag's opposition to the green lobby

Brexit fallout remains in place

Richard Wright Euro Notebook: Why is food inflation higher in the UK than in EU

Euro Notebook: Brexit did not deliver a boom time for farming

Richard Wright Euro Notebook: Brexit did not deliver a boom time for farming

Uk and EU split remains a bone of contention

Richard Wright Euro Notebook: A lightbulb moment from watching Clarkson's Farm

Euro Notebook: Desperation over inflation and carbon sequestering

Richard Wright Euro Notebook: Desperation over inflation and carbon sequestering

The UK is still unravelling itself from the EU

Richard Wright Euro Notebook: 'Greenwashing' = exporting environmental impacts

Richard Wright has his say

Richard Wright Food labelling protocol debate raises its head to comply with EU standards

The EU, the UK and Brexit

Richard Wright Euro Notebook: EU politicians understand what 'food security' is

Brexit and the EU

Richard Wright Euro Notebook: Commissioner's tough stance on Ukraine imports

Brexit and the UK

Richard Wright Euro Notebook: Grain trade hit by unintended consequences

The EU remains important to the UK after Brexit

Richard Wright EU remains our biggest 'customer' for imports and exports

Gene editing is one area that is benefitting from Brexit

Richard Wright Euro Notebook: Gene editing moves up the political agenda

The EU still massively impacts the UK

Richard Wright EU forecasts still reflected in UK prices

Dutch farmers have upset the political applecart in their own country and across Europe with their election success

Richard Wright Euro Notebook: Looking enviously at Dutch farmers' political coup

The EU continues to dominate UK politics

Richard Wright Euro Notebook: Are supermarkets guilty of not reducing food prices?

Brexit still causing issues

Richard Wright Euro Notebook: Looking over the Horizon for the good of the UK

As Brexiteers are fond of saying... its happening, better get used to it

Richard Wright Euro Notebook: All bluster with no Plan B for food security in UK

Richard Wright Euro Notebook: Repairing a dislocated trade system with the EU

The EU is pressing ahead with plans to increase organic production

Richard Wright Euro Notebook: EU still taking a headlong rush into organics

The Brexit conundrum continues

Richard Wright Euro Notebook: At least politicians in the EU care about farming

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Richard Wright Euro Notebook: Staunch supporters saying nothing achieved by Brexit

Brexit still causing major issues

Richard Wright Euro Notebook: Food security being swept under a big green carpet

Richard Wright Stage set for 'greening' v 'food security' showdown

Brexit and the rest of Europe remained a conundrum throughout 2022

Richard Wright Euro Notebook: No regrets saying bye bye to a tumultuous 2022

The puzzle that the Northern Ireland Protocol has become. Will it ever be fixed?

Richard Wright Euro Notebook: Johnson and Frost's 'oven ready' disaster zone

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Richard Wright Euro Notebook: No sign of agflation easing as costs begin to bite

NFU president Minette Batters has been criticising government for sleepwalking into a food crisis

Richard Wright Euro Notebook: The crisis we face is entirely home-grown

Across the EU a row is raging over protecting national food security

Richard Wright Euro Notebook: Ignoring food security a false economy across Europe

While Europe seems to have recognised the threat of high fertiliser prices, the UK has not ... and therein lies a danger for farmers

Richard Wright UK still intent on gold-plating the green-washing of the industry

George Eustice has laid into former Prime Minister Liz Truss over her role in pushing through trade deals with Australia and New Zealand

Richard Wright Euro Notebook: Industry Truss-ed up by a disastrous trade deal

A lot of hot air at COP27 ... inside and outside of the meetings ... but little result

Richard Wright COP27 platitudes not enough and farming is part of a 'green' solution

Company's producing lab grown meat are coming up against a consumer brick wall built by social media

Richard Wright 'Groupthink' is dangerously leading farming up a blind alley

Richard Wright Is controversial Coffey the radical that Defra needs?

Homegrown produce makes more longterm economic sense than relying on imports (Pic: Auchnagairn Farmshop)

Richard Wright Productive farming can deliver real – not fantasy – economic growth

Spreading fertiliser on winter barley

Richard Wright Westminster has its head in the sand over food security