EU effort to reduce imports of rice with banned fungicide from Asia

게시됨 2024년 5월 17일

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Greece, alongside Italy, Spain, and France, is opposing the import of Asian rice containing the banned fungicide tricyclazole, which has been prohibited in the EU since 2016. The European Parliament recently rejected a proposal to increase the tricyclazole limit in rice imports to protect European rice producers and ensure food safety. Greek Minister of Agricultural Development and Food, Lefteris Avgenakis, has been a key advocate for this stance, stressing the importance of consistent EU pesticide policies and fair competition. As a significant rice producer, Greece is concerned about the economic and environmental impacts of allowing higher pesticide residues in imported rice.
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Greece has decided to support the effort of a group of EU countries (Italy, Spain and France) to stop favorable imports of Asian rice containing the active substance tricyclazole. The use of tricyclazole has been banned in the EU since 2016 but is widely used by Southeast Asian countries that export rice to Europe. Also in December 2023, the European Parliament decided to reject the Commission's proposal to increase the tricyclazole limit (from 0.01 to 0.09 mg/kg) in rice imports from certain Asian and South American countries. This decision is important for maintaining the competitiveness of European rice producers and ensuring food safety for consumers. According to AgroTypos data, rice imports from India, Pakistan, Vietnam, Myanmar and Cambodia exceeded 149,000 tonnes in Italy in the first nine months of 2023 alone. At the initiative of the Minister of Agricultural Development and Food Lefteris Avgenakis and in the context of his actions to strengthen the extroversion of the ...
출처: Agrotypos

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