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UK Seeks 'Grace Period' In EU Sausage Spat

Britain asked the European Union for a further three months to resolve a dispute over whether chilled meat products such as sausages, produced in...

Euro Zone Trade Surplus Surges In April: Eurostat

The euro zone's unadjusted trade surplus was almost five times higher in April than a year earlier, mainly thanks to a strong rebound in exports of machine...

US, EU To Lift Tariffs On Goods As Biden Ends Aircraft Trade War

US President Joe Biden ended one front in a Trump-era trade war when he met European Union leaders on Tuesday by agreeing a truce in a transatlantic disput...

Eurozone Retail Sales Down 3.1% In April: Eurostat

Eurozone retail sales fell more than expected in April, dragged down by a decline in sales of non-food products, but were still much higher than 12 months...

Warm Weather Boosts EU, UK Wheat Harvest

Warm June weather after widespread rain last month is helping European wheat crops recover from a chilly, dry start to spring, keeping the region on track...

EU Negotiators Fail To Agree On Farming Subsidy Reforms

European Union negotiators this week failed to agree reforms to the bloc's huge farming subsidy programme, with talks due to resume in June on rules to pro...

EU Begins Talks To Finalise Farm Policy Overhaul

EU negotiators began two days of talks on Tuesday on a plan designed to make the bloc's huge farming subsidies greener and fairer, although campa...

Coca-Cola In EU Antitrust Crosshairs

EU antitrust regulators have launched a preliminary investigation into Coca-Cola Co, the European Commission said on Friday. "We can confirm that t...