The EU regulates vegetables obtained with new genomic techniques such as CRISPR. It establishes authorization requirements, labeling and controls according to the type of modification.
Seed companies, farmers, food industry, distributors and importers in the EU
The EU modifies the zones and control measures for African swine fever, updating the annexes with risk areas. It affects pig production and movement in the affected territories.
Pig farmers, slaughterhouses, transporters and commercial operators in areas affected by ASF
The EU renews its system of reduced tariffs for products from developing countries. It replaces the previous 2012 regulation with new conditions for access to the European market.
European importers, companies with supply chains in developing countries and exporters from those countries
The European Commission updates the harmonised technical standards that personal protective equipment must comply with to legally circulate in the European market. The previous 2023 decision is repealed.
Manufacturers, importers and distributors of personal protective equipment (PPE) in the EU
The European Commission establishes the percentage reduction of direct CAP aid for the year 2026. This adjustment affects farmers receiving direct payments throughout the EU.
Farmers and livestock producers in the EU receiving CAP direct payments in 2026
The Ministry of Labor establishes the rules for granting aid to cooperatives, associations and corporate social responsibility projects. Procedures are simplified and requirements are updated with respect to previous reg...
Cooperatives, associations, foundations, social enterprises and representative entities of social economy
Aid to farmers and fishermen for the increase in diesel and fertilizer costs due to the Middle East crisis is adapted to the European State aid framework (METSAF), with the approval of the European Commission.
Spanish farmers, livestock breeders, fishing vessel owners and aquaculturists affected by the increase in costs
The EU updates the procedural rules to demonstrate the preferential origin of products in customs operations. It affects importing and exporting companies that benefit from reduced tariffs.
Importing and exporting companies operating with countries that have preferential trade agreements with the EU
The EU temporarily eliminates tariffs (5.5%-6.5%) on nitrogen fertilizers, urea and ammonia to reduce agricultural costs and decrease dependence on Russia.
Farmers, importers and nitrogen fertilizer producers in the EU
The EU establishes which products, components and waste can recover essential raw materials for industry. It affects manufacturers, waste managers and recyclers.
Industrial manufacturers, waste managers, recyclers and companies in technological and energy sectors