NEW COMMISSIONER NOMINEES OUTLINE FOOD SECTOR REFORMS, SHOULD THEY BE CONFIRMED IN THEIR JOBS
September 1st, 2014
IRISH Environment Minister Phil Hogan has been nominated as the new agriculture commissioner for the European Union (EU), with responsibility for ensuring a smooth production of food ingredients across Europe. Assuming he is confirmed by the European Parliament, he should start his new job on November 1. Meanwhile, Vytenis Andriukaitis, of Lithuania will become the EU’s new health and food safety commissioner. He is his country’s health minister and would be responsible for EU food safety issues and legislation. One novel aspect of the new team under the ...
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