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Contribution of the paysanne Confederation on the targeted revision of the biological regulations: The Confederation of Farmers supports organic farming as a coherent framework for a demanding agro-ecological transition, free of pesticides and synthetic inputs, rooted in the regions and delivering a social model based on many of its peasants, fairly remunerated and protective of life.
Filed in French · English published by the European Commission
On behalf of the Austrian Chamber of Agriculture, BIO AUSTRIA, and the IG-Bio-Control Bodies, I would like to submit the following concise proposals within the framework of the simplification process for Regulation (EU) 2018/848. These proposals would lay the foundation also for a restructuring of the secondary legislation system and could contribute to greater clarity on specific interpretive issues.
The Confédération paysanne is a general agricultural union, representative at national level. This contribution, in PDF format, concerns the marketing standards for fruit and vegetables managed by Implementing Regulation No 543/2011.
Filed in French · English published by the European Commission
On behalf of the Austrian Chamber of Agriculture we would like to react to your request as follows: breakfast directives: o Honey Directive: The proposal goes into the right direction but not far enough. There is a need for better information on the origin in that cases where several countries are involved in mixed honeys.
On behalf of the Austrian Chamber of Agriculture I would like to react as follows: "breakfast directives" o Honey Directive: The proposal goes into the right direction but not far enough. There is a need for better information on the origin in that cases where several countries are involved in mixed honeys.
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