Five hundred and eighty-four EU lawmakers voted in favour of the law, just three voted against it, while 14 abstained.
According to the parliament, this specifically concerns eggs, poultry, sugar, maize, oats, groats, and honey.
The European Parliament on Wednesday approved a draft law intended to protect media freedom in the European Union.
The move renews a past suspension set to expire in June 2024.
The EU executive arm also wants the bloc to monitor investments made outside the EU over 12 months and assess the risks involved.
Exceptions are planned for goods such as cars and military products.
Capitals and the European Parliament have been negotiating for years to agree on a sweeping reform of the bloc’s common asylum system.
In July, Brussels offered Tunis one billion euros (1.07 billion U.S. dollars) worth of aid in the controversial deal.
The extra seats are meant to reflect demographic changes in the population of the EU since the last European elections were held in 2019.
EU negotiators have struck a deal to boost long-term ammunition and missile supplies for Ukraine, the Spanish EU president announced early on Friday.