Industry association · France
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Filière Cheval filed 2 positions between 9 Sept 2025 and 19 Jun 2026, across 2 of the 665 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 1 time.
Stakeholders in the French equine sector wish to share a legislative difficulty concerning the weight of light vehicles dedicated to the transport of horses. Throughout Europe, horses are frequently transported on the road, whether for hoisting, recreation, competitions, races or even at the point of sale or veterinary care.
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Filière Cheval-UNIC is the umbrella organisation of the main equine activities developed in France such as activities related to breeding and local breed, equestrian (sport and leisure) and horse racing. For stakeholders in the sector, this upcoming regulation represents an opportunity to reintegrate equines into the list of livestock variables to be collected by Member States.
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