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Vereniging Landelijke Organisatie Dibevo

Dibevo

De missie van Dibevo is: De leidende betrouwbare brancheorganisatie te zijn die pal staat voor de belangen van de gehele gezelschapsdierenbranche in het algemeen en die van haar leden in het bijzonder; Het verantwoord handelen in en met gezelschapsdieren te waarborgen; Zich sterk te maken voor het welzijn van gezelschapsdieren.

Lobbying Activity

Response to Preventing illegal trade in wildlife

2 Nov 2021

Dibevo is de brancheorganisatie voor de gezelschapsdierensector in Nederland
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Response to Feed additives - revision of EU rules

25 Jan 2021

Dibevo verwelkomt de mogelijkheid om op deze aanpassing te kunnen reageren. Wij kunnen ons vinden in een vereenvoudiging en stroomlijning van het systeem van registratie en erkenning, maar willen zeker ook wijzen op de problemen voor kleine markten; op dit moment merken wij dat de hoge kosten die gepaard gaan met de registratie van additieven belemmerend kunnen werken op de innovatie van de sector. Wij denken dat dit punt zeker meegewogen dient te worden in de evaluatie. voor het overige verwijs ik graag naar onze volledige feedback in de bijlage.
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Response to Model official certificates for certain categories of aquatic animals and products thereof

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 the Netherlands; in 2014 around 33,4 million pets were kept by approximately 59% of the households. Of those pets around 8,9 million are ornamental birds or pigeons. Birds are kept in around 684000 households. Around the same number of households keep mammals other than cats, dogs horses or cattle, in total numbering around 7.8 million birds, including pigeons and 1.8 million small mammals . Also about 17 million ornamental fishes are kept together with an unknown number of ornamental molluscs, crustaceans and other species in which is also an important trade. Dibevo feels that the derogations for recreational use, pet shops and wholesalers as mentioned in article 140 of Regulation 2016/429 are as far as they are incorporated in the delegated act insufficient. The former regulations were laid down in regulation 92/65 EEC. Dibevo feels that in the case of movements of hobby animals the trade has been complicated without proper justification. see Attachement
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Response to Model official certificates for certain categories of terrestrial animals and germinal products thereof

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 the Netherlands; in 2014 around 33,4 million pets were kept by approximately 59% of the households. Of those pets around 8,9 million are ornamental birds or pigeons. Birds are kept in around 684000 households. Around the same number of households keep mammals other than cats, dogs horses or cattle, in total numbering around 7.8 million birds, including pigeons and 1.8 million small mammals . Also about 17 million ornamental fishes are kept together with an unknown number of ornamental molluscs, crustaceans and other species in which is also an important trade. Dibevo feels that the derogations for recreational use, pet shops and wholesalers as mentioned in article 140 of Regulation 2016/429 are as far as they are incorporated in the delegated act insufficient. The former regulations were laid down in regulation 92/65 EEC. Dibevo feels that in the case of movements of hobby animals the trade has been complicated without proper justification. See attachement
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Response to Animal disease prevention and control measures

19 Jul 2019

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 the Netherlands; in 2014 around 33,4 million pets were kept by approximately 59% of the households. Of those pets around 8,9 million are ornamental birds or pigeons. Birds are kept in around 684000 households. Around the same number of households keep mammals other than cats, dogs horses or cattle, in total numbering around 7.8 million birds, including pigeons and 1.8 million small mammals . Also about 17 million ornamental fishes are kept together with an unknown number of ornamental molluscs, crustaceans and other species in which is also an important trade.
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Response to Animal health requirements for the entry into the Union of animals, products of animal origin and germinal products

12 Jul 2019

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.
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Response to Animal disease notification, reporting, surveillance, eradication and disease-free status

3 Jul 2019

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. For our feedback see the added document.
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Response to Rules for establishments keeping terrestrial animals and hatcheries and their traceability

22 May 2019

feedback from Dibevo 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. See our feedback in the attached document
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