Ето какво пише The European GMO-Free Regions Network до ЕК по отношение на новата обща земеделска политика на ЕС:
С подобни свои думи можете да участвате в дебата. Имайте предвид, че се публикува на оригиналния език, на който е написано мнението. Т.е., ако искате повече хора да го прочетат, пишете на английски.
There is an emerging European consensus for reform of the EU Common Agricultural Policy (CAP)
to protect the competitiveness, food safety and social responsibility of Europe’s agri-food sectors
by defending the capacity to maintain the resilience, diversity, authenticity, traditions, and
territorial relationships of food production.
The European GMO-Free Regions Network urges its institutional partners —including the European
Commission, the European Parliament and the Committee of the Regions— to implement the following
recommendations expressed by the conference participants:
The European Commission and Parliament should carry out a transparent public in-depth
investigation to ensure the continued supply of affordable GM-free animal feedstuffs:
o The Commission and Parliament should develop a specific policy on the related needs of
stakeholder in this regard.
Consumers demand full transparency from farm to plate, including full information on the
presence or absence of any GMOs involved in the production of and/or contained in animal
produce:
o The consumer’s right to information required for freedom of choice must be respected by
the introduction of EU-wide mandatory labeling for animal produce made with or without
GMOs, and the use of quality assurance schemes.
The time has come to re-examine the European Union’s capacity to produce GM-free animal
feedstuffs:
o EU Member States should adopt and implement a GM-free plant protein production policy
at EU level, and include this requirement in bilateral trade relations with the USA, India,
China, Africa, and the MERCOSUR.
The European GMO-Free Regions Network requests the inclusion of all these points in the revised
Common Agricultural policy, so as to position European agriculture as the world-class best practice of sustainable development for others to follow, and to help alleviate the North-South development gap, local food scarcity, malnutrition and hunger.
Ето страницата, на която се публикуват мнения в дебата http://ec.europa.eu/agriculture/cap-post-2013/debate/index_bg.htm - отивате на "Участвайте в дебата".
Същите искания ние трябва да представим тук на Земеделската комисия.
С подобни свои думи можете да участвате в дебата. Имайте предвид, че се публикува на оригиналния език, на който е написано мнението. Т.е., ако искате повече хора да го прочетат, пишете на английски.
There is an emerging European consensus for reform of the EU Common Agricultural Policy (CAP)
to protect the competitiveness, food safety and social responsibility of Europe’s agri-food sectors
by defending the capacity to maintain the resilience, diversity, authenticity, traditions, and
territorial relationships of food production.
The European GMO-Free Regions Network urges its institutional partners —including the European
Commission, the European Parliament and the Committee of the Regions— to implement the following
recommendations expressed by the conference participants:
The European Commission and Parliament should carry out a transparent public in-depth
investigation to ensure the continued supply of affordable GM-free animal feedstuffs:
o The Commission and Parliament should develop a specific policy on the related needs of
stakeholder in this regard.
Consumers demand full transparency from farm to plate, including full information on the
presence or absence of any GMOs involved in the production of and/or contained in animal
produce:
o The consumer’s right to information required for freedom of choice must be respected by
the introduction of EU-wide mandatory labeling for animal produce made with or without
GMOs, and the use of quality assurance schemes.
The time has come to re-examine the European Union’s capacity to produce GM-free animal
feedstuffs:
o EU Member States should adopt and implement a GM-free plant protein production policy
at EU level, and include this requirement in bilateral trade relations with the USA, India,
China, Africa, and the MERCOSUR.
The European GMO-Free Regions Network requests the inclusion of all these points in the revised
Common Agricultural policy, so as to position European agriculture as the world-class best practice of sustainable development for others to follow, and to help alleviate the North-South development gap, local food scarcity, malnutrition and hunger.
Ето страницата, на която се публикуват мнения в дебата http://ec.europa.eu/agriculture/cap-post-2013/debate/index_bg.htm - отивате на "Участвайте в дебата".
Същите искания ние трябва да представим тук на Земеделската комисия.
