Videos - Food |
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EU Farm to Fork – How dare the EU?Reducing chemical pesticides and fertilizers now, when we need to squeeze the most from every crop we can harvest? We dare. Because Europeans need healthy, affordable food now, for our children and our children's children. Language: - English |
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EU Farm to Fork – How dare the EU? (Teaser)The video highlights the importance of the Farm to Fork strategy and its aim to make food systems fair, healthy and environmentally-friendly. The key messages are food security, climate change, sustainability and the transition to a sustainable food system. Language: - English |
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EU Farm to Fork – Setting new standards (1/2)More sustainable food begins with how we produce and distribute it in Europe and around the world. The EU is setting new standards and building alliances for a change from farm to fork. Language: - English |
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EU Farm to Fork – Setting new standards (2/2)More sustainable food begins with how we produce and distribute it in Europe and around the world. The EU is setting new standards and building alliances for a change from farm to fork. Language: - English |
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Farm2ForkSustainably-produced, quality food is vital not only for addressing climate change and pollution, but also for Europe's food producers and Europeans' public health. In the context of the European Green Deal, the EU's Farm2Fork initiative seeks to transform how we consume, produce and distribute food – via policy change as well as investments in research and technologies. Language available: Original, English, English (Français subtitle), English (Deutsch subtitle), English (Italiano subtitle), English (Espanol subtitle), English (Ελληνικά subtitle), English (Português subtitle), English (Nederlands subtitle), English (Dansk subtitle), English (Suomi subtitle), English (Svenska subtitle), English (Čeština subtitle), English (Eesti subtitle), English (Latviešu valoda subtitle), English (Lietuvių kalba subtitle), English (Magyar subtitle), English (Malti subtitle), English (Polski subtitle), English (Slovenčina subtitle), English (Slovenščina subtitle), English (български subtitle), English (Gaeilge subtitle), English (Hrvatski subtitle) |
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Farm2Fork - FarmSustainably-produced, quality food is vital not only for addressing climate change and pollution, but also for Europe's food producers and Europeans' public health. In the context of the European Green Deal, the EU's Farm2Fork initiative seeks to transform how we consume, produce and distribute food – via policy change as well as investments in research and technologies. Language: - English |
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Farm2Fork - EatSustainably-produced, quality food is vital not only for addressing climate change and pollution, but also for Europe's food producers and Europeans' public health. In the context of the European Green Deal, the EU's Farm2Fork initiative seeks to transform how we consume, produce and distribute food – via policy change as well as investments in research and technologies. Language: - English |
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Farm2Fork - ProduceSustainably-produced, quality food is vital not only for addressing climate change and pollution, but also for Europe's food producers and Europeans' public health. In the context of the European Green Deal, the EU's Farm2Fork initiative seeks to transform how we consume, produce and distribute food – via policy change as well as investments in research and technologies. Language: - English |
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Farm2Fork - DistributeSustainably-produced, quality food is vital not only for addressing climate change and pollution, but also for Europe's food producers and Europeans' public health. In the context of the European Green Deal, the EU's Farm2Fork initiative seeks to transform how we consume, produce and distribute food – via policy change as well as investments in research and technologies. Language: - English |
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Date marking campaign in the NetherlandsBecky explains the difference between the "use by" and "best before" dates to Dutch consumers. |
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Food loss and waste actions proposed in the Farm to Fork StrategyVideo not currently available Learn more about the food loss and waste related actions proposed in the Farm to Fork Strategy, adopted by the Commission in May 2020, for a fair, healthy and environmentally-friendly food system |
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Food fraud Network - 2020Video not currently available Languages available: - English (English subtitle), Français (Français subtitle) |
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EU Platform on food losses and food waste - 2019Languages available: English, English (English subtitle), English (Français subtitle), English (Deutsch subtitle), English (Italiano subtitle), English (Espanol subtitle), English (Ελληνικά subtitle), English (Português subtitle), English (Nederlands subtitle), English (Dansk subtitle), English (Suomi subtitle), English (Svenska subtitle), English (Čeština subtitle), English (Eesti subtitle), English (Latviešu valoda subtitle), English (Lietuvių kalba subtitle), English (Magyar subtitle), English (Malti subtitle), English (Polski subtitle), English (Slovenčina subtitle), English (Slovenščina subtitle), English (български subtitle), English (Română subtitle), English (Gaeilge subtitle), English (Hrvatski subtitle) |
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The EU Action Plan against AMR - 2017Languages available: English, Français (Français subtitle), English (English subtitle), Română, български, Slovenščina, Slovenčina, Polski, Malti, Magyar, Lietuvių, Latviešu, Eesti, Čeština, Svenska, Suomi, Dansk, Nederlands, Português, Ελληνικά, Espanol, Italiano, Deutsch, Français |
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EU Health and Food Safety
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EU Health and Food Safety
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EU Health and Food SafetyAudit planning, preparation and performance - 2017 Languages available: - English, Português, Espanol, Deutsch, Français |
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EU Health and Food SafetyAudit reporting and monitoring of progress - 2017 Languages available: - English, Português, Espanol, Deutsch, Français |
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EU Health and Food SafetyEU import requirements for food of animal origin - 2017 Languages available: - English, Português, Espanol, Deutsch, Français |
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EU Health and Food Safety
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Stop Food Waste 2012 - (updated in 2016)Languages available: English, Hrvatski, Gaeilge, Română, български, Slovenščina, Slovenčina, Polski, Malti, Magyar, Lietuvių, Latviešu, Eesti, Čeština, Svenska, Suomi, Dansk, Nederlands, Português, Ελληνικά, Espanol, Italiano, Deutsch, Français |
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Food Technology. For Food at its Best. 2015Languages available: English, Hrvatski, Română, български, Slovenščina, Slovenčina, Polski, Malti, Magyar, Lietuvių, Latviešu, Eesti, Čeština, Svenska, Suomi, Dansk, Nederlands, Português, Ελληνικά, Espanol, Italiano, Deutsch, Français Subtitled versions available: Hrvatski, Svenska, Suomi, Slovenščina, Slovenčina, Română, Português, Polski, Magyar, Lietuvių kalba, Latviešu valoda, Ελληνικά, Eesti, Dansk, Čeština, български, Espanol, Nederlands, Italiano, Deutsch, Français, English |
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Food Safety 2014Languages available: English, Espanol, Italiano, Deutsch, Français |
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Videos - Animals |
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Animal Health Law (AHL)The AHL animated video presents an introduction to the new law as part of the 'One Health' approach in a way that is fun, dynamic, and engaging. The video targets a wide variety of stakeholders in the area of animal health. The length of the video is around one minute and a half. For more information, please see our webpage: Languages available: - English, English (English subtitle), English (Français subtitle), English (Deutsch subtitle), English (Italiano subtitle), English (Espanol subtitle), English (Ελληνικά subtitle), English (Português subtitle), English (Nederlands subtitle), English (Dansk subtitle), English (Suomi subtitle), English (Svenska subtitle), English (Čeština subtitle), English (Eesti subtitle), English (Latviešu valoda subtitle), English (Lietuvių kalba subtitle), English (Magyar subtitle), English (Malti subtitle), English (Polski subtitle), English (Slovenčina subtitle), English (Slovenščina subtitle), English (български subtitle), English (Română subtitle), English (Gaeilge subtitle), English (Hrvatski subtitle) |
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Production of educational materials on the production, the processing and the marketing of meat from uncastrated or immunocastrated pigs - farmerEstablishing best practices on the production, the processing and the marketing of meat from uncastrated pigs or pigs vaccinated against boar taint (immunocastrated). Language: - English (English subtitle) |
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Production of educational materials on the production, the processing and the marketing of meat from uncastrated or immunocastrated pigs - retailerEstablishing best practices on the production, the processing and the marketing of meat from uncastrated pigs or pigs vaccinated against boar taint (immunocastrated). Language: - English (English subtitle) |
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Production of educational materials on the production, the processing and the marketing of meat from uncastrated or immunocastrated pigs - slaughterhouseEstablishing best practices on the production, the processing and the marketing of meat from uncastrated pigs or pigs vaccinated against boar taint (immunocastrated). Language: - English (English subtitle) |
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Production of educational materials on the production, the processing and the marketing of meat from uncastrated or immunocastrated pigsEstablishing best practices on the production, the processing and the marketing of meat from uncastrated pigs or pigs vaccinated against boar taint (immunocastrated). Languages available: - English (English subtitle), English (Français subtitle), English (Deutsch subtitle), English (Italiano subtitle), English (Espanol subtitle), English (Ελληνικά subtitle), English (Português subtitle), English (Nederlands subtitle), English (Dansk subtitle), English (Suomi subtitle), English (Svenska subtitle), English (Čeština subtitle), English (Eesti subtitle), English (Latviešu valoda subtitle), English (Lietuvių kalba subtitle), English (Magyar subtitle), English (Polski subtitle), English (Slovenčina subtitle), English (Slovenščina subtitle), English (български subtitle), English (Română subtitle), English (Hrvatski subtitle), English (Russian subtitle), English (Chinese subtitle) |
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TRACES – TRAde Control and Export SystemAn insight into the TRAde Control and Expert System, an online platform for certification of food imports to the EU. Languages available: - Original (English subtitle), Original (Français subtitle), Original (Espanol subtitle) |
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What the EU does for animal welfare?With the support and close co-operation of the EU countries, the European Commission has been promoting animal welfare for over 40 years gradually improving the lives of farm animals. The 'Platform on Animal Welfare', as well as its tasks and operations, have been set out to promote dialogue among competent authorities, businesses, civil society organisations and scientists on animal welfare issues that are relevant for the Union. Languages available: - English, English (English subtitle) |
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A Production of educational materials on protection of animals at the time of killingThis animation focuses on the protection of animals at the time of slaughter, in the context of small slaughterhouses in the EU. The animation will be a generic introduction to slaughterhouse owners as well as managers aware of the availability of the best practices and their interests and benefit in applying them. Languages available: English (English subtitle), English (Hrvatski subtitle), English (Svenska subtitle), English (Suomi subtitle), English (Slovenščina subtitle), English (Slovenčina subtitle), English (Română subtitle), English (Português subtitle), English (Polski subtitle), English (Magyar subtitle), English (Lietuvių kalba subtitle), English (Latviešu valoda subtitle), English (Ελληνικά subtitle), English (Eesti subtitle), English (Dansk subtitle), English (Čeština subtitle), English (български subtitle), English (Espanol subtitle), English (Nederlands subtitle), English (Italiano subtitle), English (Deutsch subtitle), English (Français subtitle) |
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Animal Welfare / Pigs, tail docking - FinlandEU legislation on the welfare of pigs (Council Directive 2008/120/EC laying down minimum standards for the protection of pigs) does not allow routine tail-docking and requires farmers to provide to their pigs "manipulable material" such as straw, hay or sawdust. To better inform famers how to prevent routine tail docking, the Commission developed educational materials. The two videos present success stories in achieving the goal of rearing not-tailed pigs. Languages available: Suomi (English subtitle), Suomi (Polski subtitle), Suomi (Dansk subtitle), Suomi (Espanol subtitle), Suomi (Nederlands subtitle), Suomi (Italiano subtitle), Suomi (Deutsch subtitle), Suomi (Français subtitle) |
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Animal Welfare / Pigs, tail docking - ItalyEU legislation on the welfare of pigs (Council Directive 2008/120/EC laying down minimum standards for the protection of pigs) does not allow routine tail-docking and requires farmers to provide to their pigs "manipulable material" such as straw, hay or sawdust. To better inform famers how to prevent routine tail docking, the Commission developed educational materials. The two videos present success stories in achieving the goal of rearing not-tailed pigs. Languages available: Italiano (English subtitle), Italiano (Polski subtitle), Italiano (Dansk subtitle), Italiano (Espanol subtitle), Italiano (Nederlands subtitle), Italiano (Deutsch subtitle), Italiano (Français subtitle) |
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TR@CES: Animal traceability - 2015The European Union has implemented identification rules based on certain fundamental principles and a traceability system for all farm animals. The Trade Control and Expert System, known as TRACES, is an online management tool of the European Commission that tracks the journeys of every consignment of animals within the EU and these movements create TRACEABILITY. All consignments of cattle are required to be accompanied by a health certificate and travel documents, and national authorities are obliged to post these documents ONLINE through TRACES. Languages available: English, Russian, Italiano (Italiano subtitle), English (English subtitle), Espanol, Italiano, Deutsch, Français |
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TR@CES: protecting consumers, facilitating trade - 2014Each year, vast quantities of livestock and produce are traded into the EU to be served on 500 million European plates, raising the question: how can the European Commission ensure that both food and consumers are kept safe? Watch the TRACES video and find it out. Languages available: English, Russian, Português, Espanol, Deutsch, Français |
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10th Anniversary of TRACES - 2014 |
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Animal Welfare in the European Union (long) - 2014Europeans care deeply about the ethical treatment of animals and have become world leaders in applying legislation on animal welfare. |
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Animal Welfare in the European Union (short) - 2014Europeans care deeply about the ethical treatment of animals and have become world leaders in applying legislation on animal welfare. |
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Caring for working animals is caring for people 2012 |
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Animal Welfare - Everyone is Responsible - 2010European Commision's video promoting animal welfare in farming |
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Videos - Plants |
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Xylella fastidiosa - 2019Xylella fastidiosa is one of the most dangerous plant bacterium in the world, threatening agriculture, the environment and the economy. The EU has therefore taken decisive steps to stop it entering the EU from third countries and to prevent it from spreading any further. Research is ongoing to find a treatment solution. Languages available: English , English (Espanol subtitle) , English (Italiano subtitle) , English (Deutsch subtitle) , English (Français subtitle) , English (English subtitle) |