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AIJN unveils its Vision for a Healthy and Sustainable Future

AIJN has published its “Vision for a Healthy and Sustainable Future.” This comprehensive framework sets out a strategic direction for the fruit juice industry, emphasizing commitment in health and environmental sustainability.

AIJN unveils its Vision for a Healthy and Sustainable Future

AIJN General Assembly 2025 brings together the fruit juice sector in Brussels

The AIJN General Assembly on 8 April 2025 emphasized unity, sustainability, and growth in the fruit juice sector. Key highlights included progress in advocacy, sustainability efforts, and industry collaboration.

AIJN General Assembly 2025 brings together the fruit juice sector in Brussels

“Healthy, sustainable, and affordable foods: the role of fruit juices and preserved fruit and vegetables”

AIJN, the European Fruit Juice Association, and PROFEL, the European Association for preserved Fruit and Vegetables, held on 19 November a breakfast event at the European Parliament, to mark the start of the new EU mandate.

“Healthy, sustainable, and affordable foods: the role of fruit juices and preserved fruit and vegetables”

Approval today of the EU Agreement on Packaging rules by the European Parliament: Congratulations from the European fruit juices and nectars industry

The European Fruit Juice Association welcomes the approval of the Revision of the EU Fruit Juice Directive

AIJN is pleased to announce that the EU Parliament has approved the Revision of the Fruit Juice Directive, marking an important step in the development of the fruit juice and nectar industry.

The European Fruit Juice Association welcomes the approval of the Revision of the EU Fruit Juice Directive

Packaging cannot be considered in isolation from its product

Despite its ambitious measures, the Proposal for a revised Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation presents significant drawbacks in certain aspects, like reuse. In its current wording, the Regulation can jeopardize food and consumer safety in Europe.

Packaging cannot be considered in isolation from its product