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October 2019 saw a growth in the values of both agri-food imports and exports, as the EU recorded another strong trade surplus.

The EU records its largest ever monthly agri-food trade surplus in September 2019, as both imports and exports of agricultural products grow.

The joint loan package, launched by the EIB and the Commission, has specific targets to support younger farmers.

EU demand for cereals and oilseeds remains driven mainly by feed use, although industrial uses will grow more rapidly.

Olive oil production is expected to increase while wine consumption is projected to decline over the outlook period.

EU milk production is expected to grow, while EU and global demand for poultry will increase steadily over the outlook period.

Demand for dairy products, especially for cheese, is expected to continue rising, leading to higher EU milk production for 2019-30.

Healthy soil is necessary for the future of our planet. It contributes to the food we grow, as well as feed, textiles, wood and other materials.

To allow wine makers to easily identify authorised oenological practices, the European Commission published today the OIV code of oenological practices.