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Ensuring Future Prosperity: DKHV’s Vision for European Potato Industry

by Akim Kovalev
21.06.2024
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Shaping Policy for Sustainability, Innovation, and Global Competitiveness

In anticipation of the 2024 European Parliament elections, the German Potato Trade Association (DKHV) voices crucial priorities for shaping EU agriculture policy. Representing a diverse coalition of stakeholders within the potato industry, DKHV emphasizes the need for sustainable practices, innovation, and competitive market access in the face of evolving challenges.

President Thomas Herkenrath underscores the significance of securing a robust economic framework that fosters innovation while advancing climate protection and sustainability initiatives. With over 170 member organizations, DKHV advocates for policies that enable growth and resilience across the potato value chain.

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Key Concerns for 2024 European Elections

  1. Minimizing Bureaucratic Burdens: DKHV opposes additional bureaucratic requirements and mandatory impact assessments, stressing that such measures inhibit innovation and supply security. They advocate for an entrepreneurial approach that prioritizes flexibility and minimizes regulatory barriers.
  2. Promoting Research and Innovation: Recognizing the potato industry’s potential for sustainability, DKHV urges policymakers to enhance support for research and development. This includes advancements in sorting, cooling, packaging systems, and rural digitization to boost efficiency and sustainability.
  3. Removing Trade Barriers: DKHV calls for the elimination of phytosanitary trade barriers in international markets. They seek equitable treatment for EU member states in export dealings with third countries, emphasizing the economic significance of a competitive global trade environment.
  4. Holistic Sustainability Approach: Addressing climate challenges and pest management, DKHV advocates a holistic sustainability strategy. They stress the importance of integrating social, ecological, and economic factors in legislative frameworks to safeguard potato cultivation and promote new varieties.

In conclusion, DKHV’s agenda for the 2024 European elections prioritizes a balanced approach to sustainability, innovation, and global competitiveness within the potato industry. By advocating for supportive policies and robust research funding, DKHV aims to empower stakeholders across Europe to navigate challenges and seize opportunities in potato agriculture.

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