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Europe : « Farm to fork » Strategy, when political marketing out-values political debate

The wide promotion of the “Farm to Fork” strategy by the European Commission, before international bodies and third countries, maintains a vagueness as to the state of implementation of this strategy and above all, suggests that it is binding on the Member States. Nevertheless, the European Commission is using it as a political argument to defend its desire to revise the GMO regulations.

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