Covid-19 is reshuffling trade practices
In the past, very hard, deadly and sometimes very long wars have been fought in the name of religions. The enemy warriors ...
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The African Commercial Renaissance
In current trade with the rest of the world, our Continent has taken the bandwagon. Or, rather, he was pushed to take it u...
Agricultural EU to the test of free trade agreements
President Trump‘s statement last Friday, mentioning the superiority of Californian wines over French ones, will cert...
A continental FDA for Acfta
Usually, we reserve the writings of this blog for the activities of the agri-food sector. For the purpose of this article,...
Internationalization of African trade
The (asymmetric) rules applied to trade with the countries of the African continent have, for the most part, been posed an...
The hope of Acfta
In Addis Ababa, the African Union has just announced the entry into force of Acfta (African Continental Free Trade Area) f...
HACCP genesis
In antiquity, the prohibition of eating or not a given product was appreciated empirically. If someone fell ill after eati...
Erosion of the EU
After having reigned for centuries on the slave trade, than established the policy of African colonization that the old co...
African exports at Brexit time
Thalidomide, a drug (teratogen) of German origin sold in the 1950s and early 1960s, caused one of the most serious tragedi...
America is finally interested in Africa
The Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) – a new food safety law, recently implemented in the US – introduced ...