Julia Dahm is a journalist for EURACTIV, covering a wide range of topics including agriculture, food, health, and EU policies. With a focus on providing informative and insightful articles, Julia aims to keep readers informed on the latest developments and issues within the European Union.
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Julia Dahm's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements and legal policy regulation within the European Union, specifically in relation to agriculture, farming, pesticides, and animal welfare. Given this focus, she is likely interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide insightful commentary on EU agricultural policies, farming practices, pesticide regulations or animal welfare laws.
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By: Natasha Foote, Julia Dahm
Most EU agriculture ministers have voiced their resolve to continue work on the EU’s contentious pesticide regulation, despite the European Parliament voting against the file and further negotiations on it.
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