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GAIA filed 3 positions between 28 Jul 2025 and 9 Jun 2026, across 3 of the 326 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 3 times.
Mr Gaia called on the European Commission to explicitly recognise cultivated meat as a strategic food biotechnology under the future Biotech Act part II. Cultivated meat, produced from animal cells grown in a controlled environment, can simultaneously contribute to several European objectives: improving animal welfare, reducing certain environmental and health pressures linked to intensive livestock farming…
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GAIA (Global Action in the Interest of Animals) is a non-profit and one of the leading animal protection organisations in Belgium, with nearly 80,000 members. Since 1992, GAIA has campaigned for stronger animal welfare and environmental protection through public actions and targeted campaigns to eliminate animal suffering.
GAIA welcomes the revision of ECHAs founding regulation and stresses that the Agencys mandate must be fully aligned with the EUs chemicals sustainability strategy and with the legal obligation to reduce and replace animal experiments. Although REACH already requires the promotion of alternative methods and the use of animals only as a last resort, animal testing remains widespread.
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