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Joint letter I Steps needed to meet the EU ban on routine use of antimicrobials in animal farming

Joint letter I Steps needed to meet the EU ban on routine use of antimicrobials in animal farming

by | Feb 19, 2021 | Antimicrobial Resistance | Latest Developments, Farm to Fork, Food, Drink and Agriculture | Latest Developments

The EU ban on the routine use of antimicrobials in animal production starts applying in January 2022. EPHA joins in asking the Commission about what preparations are being taken to ensure compliance with these rules? 2.12.0.02.12.0.02.12.0.0 DOWNLOAD LETTER  18...

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