Starting Sunday, French farmers will protest the EU-Mercosur trade agreement, fearing it threatens France’s food sovereignty. The protests come less than a year after a major mobilization in the agricultural sector and are fueled by poor harvests and livestock diseases. The main farmers’ unions oppose the long-negotiated deal, anticipating unfair competition. Protests are expected across France, with major tractor convoys blocking key routes. The Coordination Rurale union also warns of further actions, including food supply disruptions if demands are unmet.