EU Member States Back Move to Curb Pesticide Use in Imports from Third Countries
European Union countries have agreed on rules that will allow the bloc to ban the use of prohibited pesticides in imports from third countries. This move, published in a statement on Wednesday, overcomes a key hurdle for a regulation that has angered major trading partners and slightly broadens the original December proposal from the European Commission.
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