As we move towards a more respectful and sustainable future with the environment, they are creating New laws for which it is necessary to inform the population. Hence, a ecological seminar organized by the European Parliament. The next 21 y 22 of November. It aims to promote the consumption and production of these organic foods, taking advantage of the fact that Spain be a leader in working agricultural land as well. From across the continent, the farming organic farming Spanish is a benchmark, being among the top five in the world in terms of producing these products. We tell you more about this interesting quote here.
The ecological seminar, within the framework of a resolution
In the context of this ecological seminar is a resolution that approved last April both the Eurochamber such as Council of the European Union. It dealt with the production and labeling of these products in order to contribute to the biodiversity. Also protect the planet or facilitate animal welfare, as well as promote local foods. This agreement will not enter into force until 1 2021 January. So the relevant authorities have enough time to make it known in practical matters.
It will be necessary to follow some indications that will affect the work of the farmer, the processing posterior or the import of products not belonging to the EU. For this reason, this ecological seminar. There are several new rules that are included in the European resolution, so it is important to know how to act to comply with them. Grenada hosts this event because Andalusia is the region of the UE with the largest area of organic cultivation (974.393 hectares), taking up almost the 50% of the national total.
Thus, the ecological seminar will be offered on Friday 22 at the Science Park and will have the participation of MEPs from the Agriculture Commission together with other European and MAP. Of course, the day before several activities will be organized such as the awards ceremony for the drawing competition 'My first organic garden'. Fifteen schools from all over the province of Granada participated in it. Then there will also be a showcooking led by cook Sergio Fernandez, RTVE. Likewise, a debate with young people from the University of Granada under the title 'Organic food under review' will address this issue.
