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In July 2021, in a special issue of the Global Trade and Customs Journal on sustainable trade, Eurogroup for Animals reacted to the publication of the EU Trade Policy Review, and to the omission of animal welfare in the text, arguing that countries need to better address the impact of trade policies on animal welfare in order to promote resilient and sustainable economies.

Animal Welfare in Trade Policy after the Covid-19 pandemic: Another set of learnings

8 December 2021

Eurogroup for Animals welcomes the launch of a consultation on the Trade policy review. This is a huge opportunity to make sure animal welfare is better addressed in the next EU Trade Strategy.

Make sure the voices of animals are heard in the Trade Policy Review

Climate change is set to become an inescapable part of negotiations now underway over an Australia-European Union free trade agreement, and also negotiations over the Australia-UK agreement necessitated by Britain’s exit from the European Union.

Compliance with Paris Agreement to become an issue in the EU-Australia negotiations

21 February 2020

In a tight vote Tuesday, lawmakers in the lower house of Dutch parliament approved a free trade deal between the European Union and Canada.

In tight vote, Dutch lawmakers approve EU-Canada trade deal

21 February 2020

The Walloon Parliament unanimously adopted a motion opposing the draft trade agreement between the European Union and the Mercosur countries (Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay).

Walloon Parliament adopts resolution against EU-Mercosur deal

6 February 2020

With 2020 just around the corner, we’ve reached the deadline set in the reformed Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) to end overfishing.

Fishing quotas: it’s not just the size of the pie

10 September 2019

Experts say many animals may die from Amazon fires

What the Amazon's fires mean for its animals

Four years into the Sustainable Development Goals, progress has been made in some areas, but monumental challenges remain

Climate change threatens progress in sustainable development, warns new UN report

Fish make up 16% of animal protein consumed globally, and demand is set to rise, according to the United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization, largely thanks to rising disposable incomes.

Fish replacement may be the next big wave in alternative protein development

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