Lobbying on Practical arrangements for official controls of food of animal origin | OpenLobby.EU

Practical arrangements for official controls of food of animal origin

Food safety, Public health

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Public consultation

ID: 1927

Lobbying Activity

5 responses

Consultation response

Bureau Européen des Unions de Consommateurs, 25 Oct 2018

The European Consumer Organisation (BEUC) welcomes the opportunity to comment on the draft implementing regulation laying down uniform practical arrangements for the performance of official controls on products of animal origin. Robust official controls are key to ensuring that food that reaches…

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Association de l'Aviculture, de l'Industrie et du Commerce de Volailles dans les Pays de l'Union Europeenne asbl, 25 Oct 2018

AVEC acknowledges the considerable work done by Member States and Commission’ Services. We welcome the wording of Article 25 - Practical arrangements for post-mortem inspection of poultry. However, we believe caution must be applied to the following point: IMPLEMENTING ACTS: Article 46.1. -…

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Union Européenne du Commerce du Bétail et des Métiers de la Viande, 25 Oct 2018

UECBV thanks the Commission services for the work achieved. Nevertheless UECBV would like to propose three points for improvement in the document attached. Thank you for your attention.

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Federation of Veterinarians of Europe, 9 Oct 2018

The Federation of Veterinarians of Europe (FVE) welcomes the recent draft acts launched for public consultation. However, FVE is concerned that this revision of the legislation will be misused as an opportunity to save money rather than to strengthen the quality of the food chain. Such…

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European Working Community for Food Inspection and Consumer Protection, 17 Oct 2018

EWFC’s comments on the Commission draft proposal: Article 7, 3. (b)” states, “does not bear faecal or other contamination considered to pose an unacceptable human health risk;” We believe any visible faecal contamination always poses an unacceptable health risk, it should read, “does not bear…