Traduction de «colle animale » (Français → Anglais) :

51. Points out that keeping animals in the open is a defining feature of various production systems and is still particularly frequent in certain regions and for certain species; recognises that that practice is supported by the public and with public funds; points out that the practice may contradict the aims of biosecurity; takes the view that farmers should receive support from society in insuring against the higher risks for animal health associated with these types of livestock farming, and that the political objectives in the areas of animal health and animal protection should be aligned;

42. Acknowledges, in view of the tight situation on the global market for animal feed, that European farmers have an urgent need of high quality, safe protein feed - in addition to fishmeal - at an affordable cost; at the same time, stresses the importance of the consistent application of the precautionary principle with respect to the reintroduction of animal protein into feed - other than for ruminants - and thus into the food chain, in line with the rationale behind the new animal health strategy that 'prevention is better than cure'; points out therefore the need for greater efforts to introduce effective control and monitoring mec ...[+++]hanisms on the elimination of all pathogens during manufacture, to ensure traceability and to avoid the contamination and mixing of types of animal meal in imported feed or feed produced in the Member States;

B. whereas animal health is important in economic terms because animal diseases lower animal production and lead to animal death, culling and consequential economic loss,

49. Points out that keeping animals in the open is a defining feature of various production systems and is still particularly frequent in certain regions and for certain species; recognises that that practice is supported by the public and with public funds; points out that the practice may contradict the aims of biosecurity; takes the view that farmers should receive support from society in insuring against the higher risk for animal health associated with these types of livestock farming, and that the political objectives in the areas of animal health and animal protection should be aligned;

EUROPA - EU law and publications - EUR-Lex - EUR-Lex - 32004R0853 - EN - Regulation (EC) No 853/2004 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 29 April 2004 laying down specific hygiene rules for food of animal origin // REGULATION (EC) No 853/2004 OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL // laying down specific hygiene rules for on the hygiene of foodstuffs // DEFINITIONS // REQUIREMENTS CONCERNING SEVERAL PRODUCTS OF ANIMAL ORIGIN // SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS

Research will focus on: epidemiological studies of animal-feed induced food-borne diseases; influence of raw materials, including waste and by-products of different origins, processing methods, additives and veterinary drugs used in animal feed on animal and human health; improved waste management, to ensure exclusion of specified high-risk and condemned materials from the feed chain; novel protein, fat and energy sources other than meat and bone meal for optimal animal growth, reproductive potential and food product quality.