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    • Unpredictable future for plant health in Europe

    Carlos Palomar, CEO of AEPLA reflects on this article, written for ECA, on the challenges posed by phytosanitary registration in the EU.

    Does the wine have to pay the adjustment of the 5,000 million euros that Europe requires to Spain?

    Opinion article from the sectoral spokesman for the wine of Castilla-La Mancha's Agro-food Cooperatives, Juan Fuente, on the impact that the new fiscal pressure would have on the wine sector.

    Trends and consumption of the international market of olive oil

    ECA interview with Abdellatif Ghedira, Executive Director of the International Olive Oil Council (IOC) on the evolution and trends of the olive oil market.

    Globalization of the world cereal market

    By José Manuel Álvarez, General Secretary of the Association…

    The news that changes the world … is agricultural

    By David del Pino, Consultant, International Lecturer and Blogger The…

    Training: growth axis agri-food sector

    Agrarian opinion piece for e-Commerce on the importance of professional training in the food industry, signed by Jorge Jordana, director of the Master in Management of Agrifood Companies LAFER Foundation and the University of Nebrija.

    Brexit impact in the agricultural sector: first of all, very calm …

    Article on the effects of Brexit in the Spanish food sector, written by the company Credit Insurance Solunion for eComercio Agrario (ECA).
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    Spain: agricultural organizations agree concerns about the effects of ‘Brexit’

    The common denominator among agricultural organizations that have ruled on the implications of the departure of the United Kingdom of the European Union (Brexit) is the climate of "concern and uncertainty" to the effects, even to calibrate, this decision will have on the sector.
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    EU reinforces its decision to defend the common European project despite of the Brexit

    In a joint statement on the outcome of referendum in the UK, made by Donald Tusk, President of the European Council, Martin Schulz, President of the European Parliament, Mark Rutte, head of the rotating Presidency of the EU Council, and Jean-Claude Juncker, President of the European Commission, it's included the decision to remain united in the firm defense of the fundamental values ​​of the EU to "promote peace and well-being of its peoples" through a common European project.

    The Government asks serenity and tranquility over the Brexit

    The Acting Prime Minister, Mariano Rajoy, in an appearance in La Moncloa, expressed "the sorrow of the Spanish Government" about the outcome of the referendum in the UK, which has won the option defending the exit of Britain from the EU. In addition to sending a message of "peace and serenity", Rajoy has announced that it will meet with leaders of the main Spanish political forces before attending the European Council meeting to be held next week.