To help farmers to cope with price volatility, the EU should develop new risk and crisis management tools, the European Parliament agriculture committee argued on Tuesday 8 November.
MEPs voted by 29 to 11, with 3 abstentions, to adopt the own initiative report by Angélique Delahaye (EPP, France) on common agricultural policy (CAP) tools to reduce price volatility on agricultural markets. Nine compromise amendments covering most of the substance of the report were approved by the...