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Draft Commission Regulation to amend EU rules governing the feeding of processed animal protein derived from non-ruminant animals (SANCO/10843/2011) We would encourage Defra to ensure that the momentum behind this process does not slacken, there are many other steps that need to be taken, amongst them the ending of the process of splitting carcasses and the ban on on-farm burials, both of which cost hard pressed individuals considerable sums of money, for very little if any public health gain. The CLA looks forward to the day when we are asked to comment on consultations on these two topics and hopes that this day will not be long delayed. |
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