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Updated position on the EU-US TTIP
Updated position on the EU-US Transatlantic Trade and Investment Parnership [...]
Joint Starch Europe/CESPU statement on potato starch sustainability
Why EU starch potatoes and EU potato starch are sustainable [...]
Starch Europe and others launch the European Bioeconomy Alliance
Press Release Starch Europe and others launch the European Bioeconomy [...]
Starch Europe launches manifesto to support the European Commission’s efforts to boost Europe’s economic recovery and growth
Starch Europe (formerly AAF) announced its support for the European Commission’s Communication for a European Industrial Renaissance at an event held in Brussels yesterday. The Communication which forms part of the Commission’s efforts to tackle weaknesses hampering economic growth through industry support is a priority shared by Jean-Claude Juncker who begins his term at the helm of the European Commission.
An industrial renaissance for the EU Starch Industry
In its Communication ‘For a European Industrial Renaissance’ (COM (2014) 14 Final) of 22 January 2014, the European Commission sets the ambitious objective of increasing the GDP contribution of EU industry from its current level of 15.1% to 20% by 2020. This paper outlines how the EU starch industry can contribute to this objective and how EU decision makers can help maximise that contribution.
Starch is a natural, renewable resource for millions of Europeans.
Starch is a fundamental link in the value chain between agriculture and thousands of end products in both food and non-food applications.
Starch Europe represents a dynamic, growing and technology-driven industry
Starch Europe is a partner to governments, industry and other stakeholders who support a strong, sustainable starch industry.
A positive, progressive policy environment is essential, if the starch industry is to remain an important contributor to economic growth in Europe.
Facilitating the needs of consumers and industry
EU starch industry welcomes Commission’s announcement on ETS and Carbon Leakage
Brussels, 9 July 2014 - The AAF strongly welcomes today’s endorsement, by the Climate Change Committee*, of the Commission’s decision not to change the criteria for the eligibility of EU industry sectors that are covered by the EU Emission Trading Scheme to be in the carbon leakage list. [...]
