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EU farm chief urges steps to avert animal feed crisis.(REGULATORY WATCH)

Food Traceability Report

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European Agriculture Commissioner Mariann Fischer Boel told reporters after a July 13 meeting of EU member-state farm ministers that she is "deeply concerned" about the threat posed to the EU animal feed supply by failure to establish new rules on low-level presence of unapproved biotech material in grain shipments.

There could be a "massive feed issue" if soybean imports suddenly dry up due to failure to establish workable rules on residues of transgenic material in non-biotech import consignments, she said, adding, "The EU has a huge interest in securing sufficient fodder at affordable prices."

While member-states have recently raised the possibility of …

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