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Portugal:
‘London and Berlin got rid of Portuguese debt after Portas and Gaspar resigned’
German and British investors respectively sold more than €1.8bn and €450m worth of Portuguese treasury bonds between May and June, triggering a sharp rise in […]
4 September 2013 –
Presseurop
Diário de Notícias
17
Food safety:
‘Meat: from fraud to health warning’
“There are now two horsemeat affairs in Europe,” points out the Belgian daily, following the discovery of traces of phenylbutazone, an anti-inflammatory that is not […]
15 February 2013 –
Presseurop
Le Soir
5
EU budget:
Françoise-Antoinette
12 February 2013 –
The Times
(London)
Romania, United Kingdom:
‘Romanians are not to blame for the arrival of horsemeat in England’
The horsemeat discovered in lasagne that was supposed to contain beef, which was sold in the United Kingdom, came from Romania. However, "in all likelihood", […]
12 February 2013 –
Presseurop
Evenimentul zilei
1
E.coli:
Seen from Africa
15 June 2011 –
Le Monde
(Paris)
Food:
Suspect number 3
10 June 2011 –
SME
(Bratislava)
E.coli panic:
Madrid accuses Brussels of stinginess
"Spain is importing a little cucumber" headlines La Razón, in a play on words emphasising the “chump change” Spanish farmers are getting back as compensation […]
8 June 2011 –
Presseurop
La Razón
1
E.coli crisis:
Hamburg — agony of the big city
Hamburg, at the epicentre of the food crisis brought on by the EHEC pathogen, has run up the epidemic flag: the blood supply is running out, and vegetables are rotting unsold. ‘We’re still alive,’ hisses the vendor in her market booth. A report.
7 June 2011 –
Süddeutsche Zeitung
(Munich)
Food:
Deadly bacteria - German weakness
“First cucumbers, then soja, tomorrow it will probably be strawberries,” headlinesDe Volkskrant, which explains that even in Germany, “everyone is equally baffled” about the orgin […]
7 June 2011 –
Presseurop
De Volkskrant
Food:
A new suspect
6 June 2011 –
De Standaard
(Brussels)
Germany:
Not killer cucumbers, but bean-sprouts
"Now it’s sprouts," headlines Die Welt following the announcement by Lower Saxony’s Agriculture Minister of a new leads in the investigation to determine the origin […]
6 June 2011 –
Presseurop
Die Welt
E.coli:
New food scare, same old mistakes
There is no doubt that E. coli bacteria are dangerous. But the panic stricken response of authorities and consumers to the current outbreak of infections is largely pointless. A Belgian editorialist complains about the damage not only to the European economy but also to the spirit of Europe.
3 June 2011 –
De Standaard
(Brussels)
2
Health:
Living dangerously
1 June 2011 –
Le Monde
(Paris)
Food:
Killer cucumber, a European panic attack
After helping to fuel the controversy, the European press is speculating on the public psychosis associated with the EHEC bacteria.
1 June 2011 –
Presseurop
()
2
Spain:
Agriculture victim of the killer cucumbers
“The boycott of Spanish vegetables is spreading throughout Europe despite the lack of scientific evidence,” writes Spanish daily El Mundo following a food safety alert […]
31 May 2011 –
Presseurop
El Mundo
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