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Displaying 3 results from 2026 (out of 5 total).

Brussels pesticide compromise leaves African exporters in limbo

Europe’s pesticide overhaul threatens tougher checks on African produce while easing approvals at home, sharpening divisions between exporters, chemical suppliers and health campaigners

The battle over Europe’s pesticide overhaul highlights competing interests on both sides of the Mediterranean. Scientists and civic activists complain about lobbyists for agrochemical companies and farming organisations...


Brussels pesticide overhaul puts African farm exports at risk

Coffee, citrus and flower exporters are under pressure to change production methods but researchers warn of higher costs and disrupted trade

Brussels’s promise of closer economic ties with Africa is colliding with its drive to protect European farmers. Proposed changes to pesticide-residue limits could force African farmers to change...


Chemical imbalance

European firms are selling pesticides banned in the EU to African countries, nearly six years after Brussels promised a blanket ban

The European Union’s agricultural trade relationship with Africa has long been unequal but its double standards have sunk to absurd depths. Brussels allows European-based companies to export more...


Displaying 3 results from 2026 (out of 5 total).