Labeling

Republicans are reeling from Trump’s undisciplined approach to the opening stages of his race against Harris.

Farmers furious about lab-grown meat are taking their fight to the heart of the European project.

The Chinese-Belarusian anti-terrorism exercises, conducted not far from the border with NATO ally Poland, coincide with the NATO summit.

The next parliament is likely to push back harder against the green farming agenda and faces a challenge to reform the Common Agricultural Policy.

Power revealed the details of her conversation with Netanyahu at POLITICO’s Health Care Summit today in Washington.

The EU executive suggests laxer rules for calculating recycled content in products, siding with the chemical industry.

Wearing a smile, Russian leader restates preference for Biden over Trump.

From pesticides to alcohol labeling, Ursula von der Leyen is taking an ax to any potentially vote-losing policies.

Fewer steaks, a carbon Nutri-Score on food labels, bikeshares galore, and incentives to downsize once your kids move out.

Post-Brexit rules requiring foods to carry ‘not for EU’ labels spark confusion — and, in some cases, outright disgust — from UK shoppers.

As the market for nicotine pouches grows, Brussels is eyeing regulation.

Industry fears UK’s interpretation of EU label rules will cost British firms hundreds of millions.

The crackdown follows the effective ban of the LGBTQ movement by the Russian Supreme Court.

Italy’s parliament has passed Europe’s first legislation banning lab-cultured meat.

The cross-party event planned for Sunday points up political fissures and backfired against the French president.

The hot-button topics for British backbenchers spooked by Beijing keep piling up.

Shortcomings in the current rules leave Europeans exposed to harmful chemicals.

The European Commission is worried artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT will result in more online disinformation.

Planned multinational demonstrations in support of jailed Russian opposition leader present stark choice for backers still in Russia.

Environmentalists want to use nature’s oldest trick — fermentation — to ‘replace the animal as a concept.’

The Irish government says the measure — opposed by drinks industry chiefs worldwide but cleared by EU and WTO regulators — will come into force in May 2026.