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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 13303
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SECTORAL POLICIES / Agriculture

MEPs strengthen proposed honey labelling provisions

The European Parliament’s Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety decided, on Wednesday 29 November, to strengthen the proposal revising the marketing standards applicable to certain agri-food products, including honey (see EUROPE B13293A15).

The draft report by Alexander Bernhuber (EPP, Austrian), which amends the European Commission's initial proposal, was adopted by the European Parliament Committee with 73 votes in favour, 2 against and 10 abstentions.

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Contents

SECTORAL POLICIES
ENVIRONMENT: European Parliament and Council of EU reach political agreement on proposed strengthening of Industrial Emissions Directive
CLIMATE: COP28, a decisive turning point for Global Stocktake, energy transition and financial solidarity in fight against climate change
CLIMATE: start of European Parliament/EU Council negotiations on a European certification framework for carbon removals
TRANSPORT: MEPs adopt negotiating position on driving disqualifications
TRANSPORT: European Commission wants to improve passenger rights and information
CONSUMERS: European Commission proposes updating Package Travel Directive to provide greater protection for consumers and organisers
DIGITAL: ‘AI Act’, Spanish Presidency of EU Council fine-tunes its compromise on foundation models with view to forthcoming negotiations with European Parliament
DIGITAL: Max Schrems’ organisation files complaint against Meta over its new ‘Pay or Okay’ system
MIGRATION: EU home affairs ministers invited to reflect on how to improve return of illegal immigrants, with priority given to those posing an internal security risk
AGRICULTURE: MEPs strengthen proposed honey labelling provisions
AGRICULTURE: European Parliament committee concerned about acceleration of Mercosur trade negotiations
COHESION: EU ministers to debate future of cohesion policy on Thursday 30 November
COHESION: European Committee of Regions defends sufficiently funded cohesion policy after 2027
ENERGY: MEPs support development of small modular reactors
RESEARCH: MEPs in favour of a European legislative initiative to protect academic freedom
RESEARCH: EIC Programme Managers publish five Pathfinder Challenge strategic plans
SECURITY - DEFENCE
NATO: Atlantic Alliance and Ukraine approve joint programme of work for 2024
EXTERNAL ACTION
TURKEY: European Commission and High Representative want to strengthen partnership between EU and Turkey
CHINA: EU reiterates human rights concerns ahead of bilateral summit
MERCOSUR: European trade and environment policy “hypocritical” and “unfair” according to several Argentine trade unionists
TRADE: EU Council adopts its orientation on revision of rules governing trade in firearms within Union
SOCIAL AFFAIRS - EMPLOYMENT
SOCIAL: digital platform workers, European Parliament and EU Council are still a long way from reaching agreement on legal presumption of salaried status
INSTITUTIONAL
BUDGET: recast of Financial Regulation, no outcome yet on extension of EDES system to funds under shared management
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
COMPANIES: company law, MEPs in favour of greater digitalisation of administrative processes
BANKS: European Court of Auditors validates provisioning for 2022 of EU institutions and bodies responsible for bank resolution
STATE AID: European Commission authorises a Spanish scheme worth €1.1 billion for production of equipment necessary for green transition
STATE AID: European Commission authorises SAS airline recapitalisation of around €833 million
EDUCATION - YOUTH - CULTURE - SPORT
YOUTH: MEPs want to triple budget for Erasmus+ programme after 2027
NEWS BRIEFS
HOME AFFAIRS: European Union and Montenegro strengthen their cooperation in fight against terrorism
BIODIVERSITY: MEPs endorse European Parliament/EU Council political agreement on ‘Nature Restoration’ regulation
CHINA: EU imposes a provisional anti-dumping duty on certain types of petroleum-based plastics from China
CLIMATE: COP28, Bruegel calls for better integration of climate considerations into economic decisions and for stepping up decarbonisation commitments
WOMEN’S RIGHTS: Parliamentary Assembly of Council of Europe launches ‘Vigdís Prize for Women’s Empowerment’
ENERGY: European Commission launches a “Pact for Engagement” with electricity sector underlining importance of networks in driving forward energy transition
YOUTH: launch of 2024 call for proposals for ‘European Solidarity Corps’ programme
FISHERIES: MEPs approve compromise text with EU Council on bluefin tuna management plan
FISHERIES: MEPs back conclusion of EU/Kiribati fisheries agreement
DRC: EU cancels deployment of presidential election observation mission throughout country
EEAS: Josep Borrell announces four senior appointments at EEAS
TOURISM: Dublin and Grosseto honoured for their achievements in smart tourism