Common Agricultural Policy Has Begun to Be Implemented in the EU

The European Union started implementing the new Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) from January 1, 2023. After the last strategic plan of the Netherlands, was approved on 13 December, the approval of all 28 strategic plans of the new Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) has been completed. This is stated on the website of the European Parliament.

Thus, the process of implementing the new CAP for 2023-2027, which started in 2018 to modernize and simplify the EU agricultural policy, is coming to an end.

As the voice of the European dairy industry, the EDA has been through the entire development of the new agricultural policy in close contact with all stakeholders to ensure a good outcome for the policy related to dairy products, especially in the Common Market Organization (CMO) Regulation.

European Green Deal

As stated in 2021, when the CAP was approved, at a time when sustainability was the focus of policy-making discussions, the new CAP provides the necessary impetus for development and demonstrates flexibility, creating a policy model capable of creating synergies for integration of the European agricultural sector in the ambitious European Green Deal.

€270 billion support

The new CAP will enter into force on 1 January 2023 and will receive support of €270 billion for the period 2023-2027. In addition, the EDA Secretariat, as part of its ongoing work on EU agricultural policy, has already started work on planning and holding a special CAP workshop in 2023 to discuss the new CAP after 2027.

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