EU farm reforms thrashed out

European Union agriculture ministers agreed today to a new round of aid reforms in the region’s shrinking farm sector.

EU farm reforms thrashed out
Thu, 20 Nov, 2008 - 09:38

European Union agriculture ministers agreed today to a new round of aid reforms in the region’s shrinking farm sector.

The ministers reached their agreement – meant to boost competition in the global markets – after all-night talks that ended this morning.

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