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Food safety training initiative launched in Africa
A programme of seminars extending the EU ‘Better training for safer food’ initiative to Africa has been launched. Training workshops on the theme o... 01/05/2009
NGO reflections on the central Africa-EU EPA negotiations
Analysis from the ‘Platform of Central African Non-State Actors’ (PANEAC) has been published in Trade Negotiations Insights. It notes the continued... 25/03/2009
EC fact sheet on Cameroon
This EC fact sheet provides an overview of the main features of the interim EPA concluded with Cameroon. It notes that as a result of the IEPA, Cam... 01/03/2009
Cameroon-EU interim EPA is signed
On January 15th 2009 the EU and the government of Cameroon signed the interim-EPA initialled in December 2007, while at the same time reiterating t... 05/02/2009
UN University assessment of EPAs with African countries
The United Nation University has posted an assessment of the EPAs concluded with sub-Saharan African (SSA) countries. The paper finds that the impa... 28/11/2008
Agriculture safeguards under EPAs with African countries
The South Centre has produced an analysis of the agriculture safeguards under the various IEPAS signed with African countries and the wider issues... 28/11/2008
The EC is reluctant to accept the central African market-access offer
According to reports from the ECDPM, the EC has argued that ‘trade liberalisation under 80% is not WTO-compatible’. Central African negotiators how... 28/11/2008
The future of the EU market for African banana exporters is bleak
A meeting of African banana producers has been urged to move quickly to take advantage of many local and regional market opportunities, as revision... 05/11/2008
State of the negotiations
The ICTSD reports the tabling of a central African tariff-elimination offer covering 71% of imports from the EU over 20 years and a five-year prepa... 02/10/2008
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