Lion Eggs Trade Briefing – ACMSF report
The current advice that vulnerable groups should avoid raw or lightly cooked eggs was set in the late 1980s, following …
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The dynamics of European egg production and egg trade between 1990 and 2010 – with special reference to the EU
Hans-Wilhelm Windhorst, IEC Statistical Analyst
Silva, 2011 – Poultry Welfare Scenario in South America: Norms and Regulations
Animal welfare related issues have been intensely discussed in recent years as a consequence of changes in public attitudes and regulatory reforms that are taking place in many countries. A combination of public opinion pressure and trade policy has driven requirements for regulation and the World Trade Organization (WTO) assigned the World Organization for Animal …
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Grethe, 2007 – High animal welfare standards in the EU and international trade
Future costs of compliance with obligatory animal welfare standards in the EU for poultry and egg production are signiWcant and may lead to relocation of production to third countries. After an overview of diVerent rationales for complementary policies to prevent relocation, this article systematically compares such policies. Some policies, like multilateral agreements and labelling, may …
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Dutch Egg Industry Special Report by Professor Windhorst
Report produced by Professor Windhorst analysing The Netherlands’ recent sectoral and regional patterns, as well as its foreign trade relations.
Trade Issues for the Egg Industry: WTO and OIE – London 2005
Randall Green McLeod, Watkinson & Miller Washington, D.C. USA
