Pesticides can only be authorised in the EU if they do not harm human and animal health and do not cause unacceptable environmental...

While the European law requires that no pesticide be allowed on the market unless it has been proven to be safe for human health or the...

On 17-18 May, the EU Commission and the Member States will meet at the Standing Committee on Plants, Animals, Food and Feed (SCoPAFF) to...

Download the press release BRUSSELS, BELGIUM, 1 April 2022 BeeLife European Beekeeping Coordination is urging the protection of wild...

BeeLife and PAN Europe are urging the protection of wild pollinators against pesticides! Protocols are available, the industry is...

The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA), EU Member States and the European Commission are discussing how much it is acceptable to harm...

Members of the scientific community are calling for authorities to learn from past mistakes in pesticide risk assessment. Scientists...

On June 28, EU member states presented their positions on establishing harmonised Specific Protection Goals (SPG) to assess the risks of...

Member States of the European Union have the chance to improve the protection of pollinators from pesticides by establishing firm limits...

It has been more than seven years of political blocage for adopting the European Food Safety Authority's (EFSA) Guidance on the risk...

For several years, episodes of bee mortality have appeared near animal breeding in different regions of France. To better understand...

In 2010 Bee Life and Corporate Europe Observatory published a report showing how industry “experts” were undermining the EU review of the...