Response from ENSA on the draft carbohydrates and health report, which was open for consultation until the September 1st 2014.
ENSA would like to highlight its concerns regarding the exclusion for lactose from milk and milk products in the setting of intake recommendations of sugars. Such an exemption may directly and indirectly lead to misinformation and discrimination for food products which are nutritionally equivalent to milk and milk products, such as soy drinks and other soyfoods.
ENSA reactive statement – Farm to Fork Strategy
20 May 2020
The European Plant-based Foods Association (ENSA) warmly welcomes the publication of the Commission’s Farm to Fork and Biodiversity…
ENSA’s perspective on the European Commission’s Farm to Fork Strategy
17 March 2020
The European Plant-based Foods Association (ENSA) strongly supports the objectives of the European Commission’s Farm to Fork strategy to…
Joint letter to Members of the European Parliament’s Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development (AGRI)
10 July 2019
Dear AGRI Committee Members and Substitutes, Cc: ENVI, CONT, REGI, DEVE, FEMM, and BUDG Committees, We are writing to you as a coalition of…
Open Letter to EU Ministers of Agriculture
14 May 2019
Dear Ministers, Today you are meeting in Brussels to discuss agriculture’s contribution to the European long-term strategic vision for a…
Plant-based food as part of the solution in driving a Sustainable Diet
18 January 2019
ENSA reaction to EAT-Lancet Commission report 18 January 2019 The European Plant-based Foods Association (ENSA) welcomes the EAT-Lancet…
SAC Position Paper – Human and Planetary Health: The Power of Plant Based Eating
7 January 2019
Our food system is at the centre of many of the critical environmental, health, social and economic challenges we confront in the 21th…