Press releases

Food, energy and climate: Challenges that engage maize growers and the European authorities

The members of the CEPM have affirmed the EU's duty to produce, without lowering its guard on climate and environmental issues. They expect the EU to be pragmatic in implementing the CAP and to give access to any innovation that will enable it to produce more and better

Green Deal: the Commission is on the wrong track!

During its Board Meeting on Tuesday 26th May, the European Confederation of Maize Growers (CEPM) analysed the European Commission's Green Deal project, which focuses on the two strategies "Farm to Fork" and "Biodiversity", likely to guide the CAP reform.

Giving maize back to the European citizens

While the European Union's demand is increasing, the current loss of competitiveness of European maize

Enabling maize producers to remain competitive

During their Board Meeting on 31st May 2016 in Paris under the chairmanship of Daniel Peyraube, European maize producers expressed concerns regarding two issues crucial for their activities.

Globiom study

Corn ethanol has a low impact on land use change.

How maize will save the world

A conference debate with Sylvie BRUNEL at the Milan Universal Exhibition on 7 september 2015