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A new Dutch study uncovers the true costs of agriculture and shows how organic farming can reduce social impacts by 41 percent while creating net value for society.

EEA reports EU organic farming reached 10.8% in 2023, but growth is too slow to meet the 2030 target. Stronger policies and targeted action are needed.

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A new cooperation project connects Italian and Palestinian olive growers, promoting solidarity, sustainability, and fair agricultural development.

Italy is preparing to launch its new national organic label, reinforcing product certification and promoting regional excellence in sustainable farming.

Suolo e Salute is accredited by Accredia to certify UNI EN ISO 22005:2008, ensuring full traceability in food and feed chains like buffalo mozzarella.

Explore the promise and pitfalls of regenerative agriculture. Learn from expert Paolo Bàrberi how to distinguish real sustainability from greenwashing.

Italy’s Ministry of Agriculture unveils BioTrac, a platform for tracing organic products’ origin and quality. Here’s what it means for producers and consumers.

The IMOD study shows that an organic Mediterranean diet may boost gut health, reduce toxins, and improve well-being compared to a conventional diet.

FiBL and Agroscope’s 50-year study proves organic farming boosts soil health, biodiversity, and sustainability while maintaining strong yields.

The convention “Together to Create Value” was held on June 20, 2025, in the prestigious setting of the Picciolo Etna Golf Resort & Spa in Castiglione di Sicilia.

From 2025, in order to access CAP Eco-schemes 1 Level 2, it will be necessary to adhere to the national quality system for animal welfare (SQNBA).

EU-Japan deal adds animal products & alcohol to organic trade—boost your exports now under the new simplified rules.

Organic farming boosts biodiversity up to 95%, cuts nitrogen, and protects soil and water. Explore FiBL's groundbreaking analysis.