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Eurobarometer survey finds broad support among Europeans for new CAP content

According to the survey, 88% of European considers necessary the country of origin labeling of meat.

17 March 2014
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Over three-quarters (77 %) of Europeans believe the common agricultural policy (CAP) benefits all EU citizens and over 90 % support the main trends of the new CAP, such as making aid fairer and more targeted (92 %) and linking the granting of aid to farmers to adhering to environmentally-friendly farming practices ('greening', 91 %). These are the main conclusions of the Eurobarometer survey on the CAP published today by the Commission.

On consumer information, the survey shows that Europeans are very attentive to the quality of food products such as milk and certain types of meat and have high expectations of product traceability. A majority (53 %) are even willing to pay slightly more to have product origin information shown on labels. According to the survey, 88% of European considers necessary the country of origin labeling of meat.

Monday March 10, 2014/ CE/ European Union.
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