European Coordination Via Campesina

False good news for future EU free trade agreements

Press release Brussels, 27 Jun 2022

La Commission européenne a dévoilé le nouveau plan mercredi 22 juin pour définir les moyens d'assurer la protection du climat, de l'environnement et des droits des travailleur.euse.s dans les accords commerciaux de l'UE avec le […] Continue reading

Open letter: ECVC refuses to respond to the European Commission's biased consultation on new genomic techniques

Open letter Brussels, 9 Jun 2022

Brussels, 9th June 2022 - ECVC has adressed the European Commission in an open letter about the public consultation on new genomic techniques currently open for contributions. In this letter, ECVC has expressed its refusal […] Continue reading

WTO negotiations: In the face of the food crisis, public stocks are legitimate and necessary

Press release Brussels, 7 Jun 2022

From 12 to 15 June, the WTO ministerial meeting will be held in Geneva. In the context of multiple simultaneous crises that lead to numerous food crises, ECVC considers that the negotiation position of the […] Continue reading

ECVC launches campaign in June on diversity in small-scale farming and rural areas

Article Brussels, 1 Jun 2022

This pride month of 2022 we are launching a campaign to shed light on diversities in small-scale farming and rural areas. To participate, you can send contributions and spread the word. Continue reading

New Living Library launched to influence sustainable food systems

Press release Brussels, 25 May 2022

A new ‘Living Library’ showcasing good-practice examples of collaborative short food supply chains has been launched today. The resources form part of the Collaborative Agri-food Chains (COACH) project, in European Coordination Via Campesina (ECVC) is […] Continue reading

The industrial agriculture model for soft fruits in Huelva and Alentejo: exploitation of workers, environmental damage and expulsion of peasant farmers

Article Brussels, 12 May 2022

An international delegation of the European Coordination Via Campesina and other members of LVC have travelled during the first week of April to Huelva and Alentejo to see the conditions of the workers. Continue reading