Germany and France try to heal CAP rift

Series: Financial Times ; 26 March 2001, 1(1)Publication details: 2001Subject(s):

Summary: The European Union's Common Agricultural Policy is set to be reformed after a review was agreed between France and Germany. Germany had become a critic EU farm policy in recent years and wants to move towards more organically grown food.

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The European Union's Common Agricultural Policy is set to be reformed after a review was agreed between France and Germany. Germany had become a critic EU farm policy in recent years and wants to move towards more organically grown food.

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