NGO · Netherlands · EU Transparency Register 164683917281-55
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European Anti Poverty Network Netherlands filed 1 position on 11 Dec 2023, across 1 of the 326 legislative files tracked here.
As a network against poverty, we would like to point out something we have been calling for attention for years, namely the huge use of pesticides, of neonicotinoids, including the very dangerous glyphosate. People on low incomes cannot buy organic products and therefore rely on mass sprayed products and meat from the livestock industry. This has a huge impact on them and their children.
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