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CFP and CAP
An integral part of the EU and in a world that is quickly reverting away from globalisation due to the instability in other countries (caused by the sudden lack of oil). The EU has had to learn many lessons from our agrarian past and become more dependant on our own farmers again. Therefore, shared interests and goals are set by the EU, to ensure that all farmers in the Union can benefit.
Fishery Policy
Each country has the right to reserve its own waters for fishing
If external countries want to fish in foreign waters, they must gain individual permission through the EFCA
Supertrawlers have been banned since the second climate law
Farming Policy
The Common Agriculture Policy (CAP) is an integral part of the EU in a society quickly revolving around food produced within the EU borders.
The CAP continues to support:
Greener futures, by holding workshops that teach, mainly young people, but also people of all ages, sustainable growth
Increased competitiveness to encourage fair pricing and keeping farmer's businesses alive.
Fair pricing for consumers; linked to competitiveness.
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