EU Agriculture Commissioner Christophe Hansen announced potential flexibility in organic grazing regulations, addressing concerns raised by European farmers. The proposed adjustments aim to balance the needs of organic livestock farmers with the EU’s sustainability goals. Hansen emphasized maintaining high organic standards while ensuring practical implementation for farmers, particularly in regions with challenging climates or limited grazing land. The announcement follows discussions with member states and farming organizations, with the European Commission exploring ways to adapt rules without compromising environmental commitments. A recent survey indicated that 60% of organic farmers face challenges meeting current grazing requirements due to land constraints. The Commission plans further consultations to refine the policy, with updates expected by late 2025. This move is part of broader efforts to support farmers amid ongoing trade and regulatory pressures.
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