Farm to fork strategy on sustainable food

COVID-19 pandemic crisis - shopping in pandemic times

Employment crisis in the COVID-19 pandemic -

A tourist centre is closed in Lisbon downtown due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Placards reading «Maximum capacity 30% of local capacity», on the left and « keep distance 1,5 meters on the right are displayed on the window of a shoe shop in the centre of Barcelona.

Electronic Cigarettes, e-Liquid, Clearomizer

E-Cigarette shop

Print shop booth inside the European Parliament in Brussels

Local mini-market in Athens

On 27 April, ENVI Members vote on the own-initiative report on the Sustainable Textiles Strategy. The EU Strategy for Sustainable and Circular Textiles is an integral part of the EU Circular Economy Action Plan. It sets out to create a coherent framework to facilitate the transition of the textiles industry to a more sustainable and climate-neutral model by 2030. Specific ambitions include ensuring that textile products placed on the EU market are durable, recyclable and made largely of recycled fibres, free of hazardous substances and produced in full respect of human and workers.

Infoclip: Circular economy: sustainable textile strategy (updated version)

Demographic change can pose a major challenge for the EU.The population dynamic in the EU has an impact on various aspects of life, from economic and social repercussions to cultural and environmental effects. This infoclip illustrates depopulated villages in Alsace (France) and projects to revitalise the economic activity, the Region of Kiruna (northernmost town in Sweden) and projects to attract new inhabitants (tourism, Institute of Space physics,...).

Infoclip: Reversing demographic trends in EU regions

The 'Farm to Fork' strategy put forward the EU’s ambition for making its food system a model of sustainability at all stages of the food value chain. This infoclip illustrates local farming, dairy production, poultry farming and consumer cooperative (region of Strasbourg - France).

Infoclip: Farm to fork

This infoclip illustrates the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in Europe. Views of shops, restaurants and cafés definitively closed and empty streets as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic in Prague (Czechia), Berlin (Germany), Barcelona (Spain), Dublin (Ireland), Strasbourg (France) and Antwerp (Belgium) (footage shot between 11/2020 to 01/2021).

Infoclip: Economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in Europe

This infoclip shows people doing shopping in rue Neuve, busiest shopping street in Brussels, after the lockdown due to the coronavirus outbreak (Covid-19). People are requested to respect different health prevention measures, such as hand disinfectant before entering the shops and queuing with security distance outside shops.

Infoclip: Covid-19 - Prevention measures - Shopping district

This Infoclip illustrates shows the reopening shops in Brussel after the lockdown due to the coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak. Window cleaners are at work. People are doing shopping but must queue with security distance. Police check the distances.

Infoclip: Covid-19 - Economic recovery: reopening shops after the lockdown

This Infoclip illustrates the first phase of deconfinement and the opening of textile shops in Belgium, in the context of the coronavirus outbreak (Covid-19).

Infoclip: Covid-19 - Prevention measures - Deconfinement phase 1A: Textile shops

This infoclip illustrates closed restaurants and shops, empty public transport (busses, metro and train stations). Empty European district in Brussels (Belgium) during the Corona virus outbreak.

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