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1993/1037(CNS)COM(1994)294

Animal Residues Monitoring Regulation

PROPOSAL FOR A COUNCIL REGULATION (EEC) ON MEASURES TO MONITOR CERTAIN SUBSTANCES AND RESIDUES THEREOF IN LIVE ANIMALS AND ANIMAL PRODUCTS

Stage
No longer in force
Transposition deadline
30 Jun 1997
Procedure
Directive · Consultation procedure
Last activity
23 May 1996
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ActKindStatusAdoption
Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2022/2293Implementing · RegulationPublished

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This Council Regulation establishes a harmonized EU framework for monitoring prohibited and restricted substances—including hormones, beta-agonists, and veterinary drug residues—in live animals and animal products. It requires livestock farmers, slaughterhouses, dairy processors, and national food safety authorities to implement official sampling and testing plans.

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