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Feed/RSP2008/2564(RSP)Foreign Affairs

Rising food prices in the EU and developing countries

COMCMT1R-EP1R-C2R-EPCNCADO
Updated 222mo ago
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This procedure examines the causes and impacts of increasing food prices both within the European Union and in developing nations. It focuses on the need for price stabilization and the coordination of humanitarian aid to prevent food insecurity and ensure stable access to essential foodstuffs.

This affects consumers facing higher grocery costs and vulnerable populations in developing countries. It may lead to changes in how the EU manages its Emergency Aid Reserve and coordinates development cooperation.