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Production rules concerning feed and veterinary parasite treatments in aquaculture and sprouted seeds

Agriculture and rural development

Following the publication of a report by the Expert Group for Technical Advice on organic production on aquaculture, this act modifies the current production rules on certain aquaculture animals, with respect to the frequency and number of allowed parasite treatments. It also integrates the current provisions on use of organic cholesterol as feed supplement for certain aquaculture species. In addition, it clarifies current production rules on sprouted seeds.

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ID: 12496

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5 responses

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International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements EU Regional Group, 17 Nov 2020

The EU Federation of Organic Farming & Production IFOAM Organics Europe would like to provide the Commission with the following comments on the proposed amendments to point (1)(3)(a) on sprouts of Part I Annex II of Regulation (EU) 2018/848 : - The newly inserted reference to components authorised…

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Bund Ökologische Lebensmittelwirtschaft e.V., 17 Nov 2020

Thank you for the possiblity for feedback on this delegated act. On behalf BÖLW, the German umbrella organisation for organic farmers, processors and retailers, we have the following remarks: Principally, all sprouts – seed and vegetative propagating material including bulbs – shall be allowed.…

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Federation of Veterinarians of Europe, 16 Nov 2020

The Federation of Veterinarians, representing veterinary organisations from 39 countries and around 300 000 veterinarians across Europe, welcomes the possibility to give feedback on this amended rules on feed and parasite treatments for organic fish farms. As general note, we want to underline…

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Biodynamic Federation Demeter International e.V., 17 Nov 2020

The Biodynamic Federation – Demeter International is an umbrella organisation with 46 members organisations in 37 different countries across the world. It is the only organic association that has built up a network of individual certification for biodynamic farming worldwide. The Federation…

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Federation of European Aquaculture Producers, 17 Nov 2020

The FEAP is the united voice of the European fish farming profession. It promotes the sustainable development of European aquaculture and represents both marine and freshwater finfish farming. This federation is composed of 22 national fish farming associations from 21 countries. All members are…