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In the opinion of the National Chamber of Agriculture, it would be important that the uniform data content is taken into account by all Member States and that the national registration system does not request more data from economic operators than the absolutely necessary information.
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National Chamber of Agriculture (Hungary) The National Chamber of Agriculture (Hungary) supports the relevant amendment to Regulation (EU) 2018/848 and agrees with its content. The amendment aims to provide clarity for organic products imported under the equivalence regime, with clear rules for trade with non-EU countries in organic products and for the EU organic logo.
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The package of proposals aims to speed up market access and reduce administrative burdens, while maintaining high safety standards for human health and the environment. Particular attention will be paid to the modernisation of the regulation of genetically modified micro-organisms (GMM), introducing a low-risk category and time-limited marketing authorisations.
Filed in Hungarian · English published by the European Commission
As representatives of the food processing sector of the National Chamber of Agriculture, we welcome the package of proposals to simplify environmental legislation, which will reduce the administrative burden on businesses and thus improve the competitiveness of the sector.
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We welcome the initiative of the Water Resilience Research and Innovation Strategy and support the objectives of restoring the water cycle, replenishing groundwater, mitigating droughts and deploying nature-based solutions. These priorities are particularly important for agriculture, which is increasingly affected by climate change, water scarcity and extreme weather events.
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Agriculture is particularly affected, as agriculture is one of the largest water-using sectors in the European Union. At the same time, we would like to draw attention to the fact that, according to the data in Hungary’s river basin management plans drawn up on the basis of the requirements of the Water Framework Directive, domestic agricultural water uses are significantly below the EU average, both in terms of…
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However, in combination with other functional components, feed additives have a very important role to play, in particular in terms of nutrient efficiency, minimisation of the environmental impact of feed use and reduction of antimicrobial treatment.
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The Hungarian Chamber of Agriculture, Food and Rural Development supports the inclusion of high-risk pests by EFSA and EPO in the list of Union quarantine pests, as this contributes to mitigating phytosanitary risks and minimising the damage caused.
Filed in Hungarian · English published by the European Commission
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