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The EU's DG Health and Food Safety carry out audits monitoring EU legislation in the areas of food and feed safety, animal health, animal welfare and plant health.
There is already a heavy agricultural policy agenda on the cards for 2023. Anne Finnegan, policy analyst, looks at the big ticket items farmer need to follow this year.
All pesticide users need to be aware of the implications of the proposed sustainable use regulations for pesticides and have the necessary opinions heard in the DAFM consultation process
The Commission is now open to compromise after its proposals to ban all sprays in many part of the EU, including Ireland, were met with resistance from agriculture ministers.