BeeLife, representing the European beekeeping community, raises serious concerns about the European Commission’s legislative proposal and the Council’s position on the regulation of plants developed with new genomic techniques (NGTs).

BeeLife is calling on IUCN to support a moratorium on genetic engineering in wild species. Releasing genetically modified organisms into natural ecosystems poses unquantifiable risks to biodiversity, pollinators, and food safety.

This week, BeeLife has sent an open letter to EU decision-makers urging a major rethink of how we approach food production, rural development, and the future of agriculture in Europe.

As the European Commission prepares for the upcoming SCOPAFF meeting on June 13th, BeeLife has submitted an open letter voicing strong...

Following European Elections earlier this year, the European Commission is now shaping its cabinet. Cristophe Hansen (Luxembourg,...

In light of recent revelations that the United States government has undergone significant efforts through private firms to undermine the...

We signed a joint letter with 57 other organisations addressed to the the Members of Standing Committee on Plants, Animals, Food and Feed...

Download the open letter This letter comes as a reaction to the statement by Commissioner Wojciechowski that “ if food security is in...

Download the letter Today we sent an Open Letter with 78 other organisations to: Mr Denormandie, French Minister of Agriculture Mr...