Industry association · France · EU Transparency Register 4815969728-48
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SYNALAF (Syndicat National des Labels Avicoles de France) filed 6 positions between 15 Feb 2021 and 24 Aug 2026, across 5 of the 665 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 4 times.
Synalaf represents organic poultry and egg producers in France. Synalaf welcomes the European Commission’s proposal on the withdrawal period after the use of allopathic medicines, which addresses a significant difficulty for organic egg producers.
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Synalaf, a collective organisation representing the organic poultry sectors in France, thanked the European Commission for questioning the discussion for proposing targeted amendments to the European rules on organic farming.
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The Synalaf (Syndicat National des Labels Avicoles de France), representing the Label Rouge (traditional free range), Biological and PGI poultry sectors, welcomes the European Commission’s objective of administrative simplification, but notes that recent developments in the IED Directive and the draft UCOL (Uniform Conditions for Operating Rules) implementing acts are in direct contradiction.
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SYNALAF, representing poultry and egg producers Label Rouge and organic in France, thanked the European Commission for this initiative to comment on the process of revising EU marketing standards. SYNALAF underlines that, for poultry meat and eggs, the recent evaluation of marketing standards has demonstrated the effectiveness, efficiency, relevance, coherence and added value of these texts by the EU.
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Synalaf represents in France producers and organised sectors producing organic poultry and eggs or Label Rouge (in poultry, Label Rouge is a method of lifting close to organic production). Synalaf thus accounts for approximately 95 % of French production of organic poultry for meat production and 75 % of French production of organic eggs, and therefore represents significant volumes of organic poultry and eggs…
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Synalaf represents operators (breeders, production organisation, slaughterhouses) in the poultry production sectors Label Rouge (farm production – free-range/free-range) and organic in France (www.synalaf.com). The Synalaf does not agree with the abolition of inspection frequencies at each stage of production (Article 4 checks of optional reserved terms).
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