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Model official certificates for certain categories of terrestrial animals and germinal products thereof

Food safety

Under Regulation (EU) 2017/625 (Official Controls Regulation) and Regulation (EU) 2016/429 (Animal Health Law), this implementing act lays down common rules for the issuance of official certificates and the guarantees of reliability for official certificates, and updates a set of current model official certificates for intra-Union trade and imports of certain categories of terrestrial animals and their germinal products.

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Landbrug Fødevarer - Danish Agriculture and Food Council, 2 Nov 2020

DAFC have following comments regarding CHAPTER 1: MODEL OFFICIAL CERTIFICATE FOR THE MOVEMENT BETWEEN MEMBER STATES OF BOVINE ANIMALS NOT INTENDED FOR SLAUGHTER (MODEL ‘BOV-INTRA-X’) Regarding point I.20 Certified as or for (present point. I.25) a. Today the option Breeding is used for breeding…

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European Forum of Farm Animal Breeders, 3 Nov 2020

EFFAB (European Forum of Farm Animals Breeders) is the voice of the European Animal Breeders. The RepVet group is a Working Group within EFFAB. The WG RepVet is giving solicited/active and unsolicited/pro-active advices to the EU Commission regarding the European legislative framework - as well as…

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European Association of Zoos and Aquaria, 2 Nov 2020

EAZA, the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria, is a not for profit association which represents and links over 400 institutions in 47 countries, of which 25 are EU Member States. EAZA’s mission is to facilitate cooperation across the European zoo and aquarium community towards the goals of…

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Vereniging Landelijke Organisatie Dibevo, 3 Nov 2020

Dibevo is the Dutch trade association for the pet sector and has therefore interest in free unhindered trade and keeping of pet animals as long as animal and people health requirements are met. The Dutch pet sector has an annual revenue of around 3 billion euro. Keeping pets is very important in…