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France Approves Controlled Reintroduction of Two Insecticides for Several Agricultural Sectors
FRANCE. By validating the core of the agricultural emergency law, the Constitutional Council paves the way for the implementation of several long-awaited measures by the sectors. The text allows, under certain conditions and temporarily, the reintroduction of acetamiprid for hazelnuts and flupyradifurone for apples, cherries, and sugar beets, to address the lack of effective alternatives.
14 August 2026
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Medical Cannabis: Canada Dominates Global Exports, Germany Fuels Consumption Growth
With over 275 tons of medical cannabis exported in 2025, Canada crushes international competition. Germany, whose market is expected to weigh nearly $1.5 billion by the end of 2026 and represent nearly 10% of the estimated $12.7 billion global market, has become one of the main drivers of global consumption growth, thanks to the rise of teleclinics. However, this momentum could be hindered by future regulatory reforms, according to Prohibition Partners, a leading platform dedicated to the professional cannabis market.
Aurore Dupont - 17 June 2026
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Tom Broockmann, Medical Cannabis Expert: "Producing Cannabis Is Not So Simple, We Lack Expertise in Europe"
As 2025 marks significant growth in the German therapeutic cannabis market, questions arise about import models, the application of European standards, and access to prescriptions. Tom Broockmann, director of Adrex Pharma, a German company specializing in medical cannabis marketing, provides insights to better understand the German and European markets that still struggle to compete economically with Canadian players.
Aurore Dupont - 4 June 2026
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What are the stakes of the CRCF, the new European carbon certification tool?
Presented by some as a solution for farmers' transition to virtuous practices, the Carbon Absorption Certification Framework (CRCF) appears to others as an imperfect mechanism that rewards results instead of emphasizing good practices. Here are some keys to better understand its stakes.
Aurore Dupont - 28 April 2026
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In the face of soaring fertilizer prices, could the new European carbon certification mechanism be a solution?
As farmers call for a reduction in European fertilizer taxes, Farm Europe, a European think tank, is betting on a long-term solution that could allow them to rely less on fertilizers while becoming active participants rather than mere spectators in their carbon transition.
Aurore Dupont - 27 April 2026
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EU Inc.: The Simplification European Agritech Startups Need
Europe is not lacking in agricultural innovation or talent. What it still lacks is a legal framework that matches its ambitions. Insights from two experts at PwC Switzerland, Johannes Smits and Thibaut de Haller.
Johannes Smits et Thibaut de Haller, PwC Switzerland - 26 February 2026
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