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EU Omnibus Act on food and feed was made with the pesticide lobby.

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Briefings

A Brazilian newspaper reports that a proposed EU food safety law was drafted by a lobi dos pesticidas, citing concerns that it would allow harmful pesticides to persist longer. The article expresses skepticism about the law's necessity and suggests it should be rejected.

Key points

• A proposed EU food safety law was reportedly drafted by a lobbying group focused on pesticides.
• The article argues that allowing harmful pesticides to persist longer is a concern requiring suspension of negotiations.

Context

A Brazilian newspaper published an article on October 31, 2026, expressing skepticism about a proposed EU food safety law, suggesting it should be rejected due to concerns about pesticide persistence.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single newspaper article from October 2026. The source does not provide specific details on the law's content, the lobbying group's name, or the specific arguments used to justify the rejection.

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