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🇪🇺 New Eurobarometer.
With the Commission's laying hens proposal due by end of 2026, the case for import requirements could not be clearer.
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Our new report out today examines 101 product labels in NZ supermarkets to highlight the imports problem. Read more ➡️ animalpolicyinternational.or…
#trade #Imports #NewZealand
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Around 470 Salmonella cases, three genetic clusters and two deaths — but Mark Williams says one distinction must not be lost: the investigation is pointing towards imported eggs.
🎧 Find the full Poultry Network Podcast episode on our website for the complete discussion.
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⚠️🥚 Rising production and imports are putting pressure on egg prices across parts of UK market, NFU Scotland warns
The union wants equivalent standards for imported eggs and is urging prospective producers to assess demand before investing
READ MORE: farminguk.com/news/nfu-scotl…
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More than 50 cross party MPs and Peers have today written to @EmmaforWycombe to urge Govt: Don't trade away the promise of a Fur Free Britain labourhome.co.uk/labour_mps_…
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After just 15 days of the EU / Mercosur trade agreement, Argentina 🇦🇷 already hit its egg 🥚 export quota
Importante 👇
Argentina completó el 100% de la cuota de las exportaciones de huevos hacia la Unión Europea a 15 días de la entrada en vigor del acuerdo comercial.
Las ventas al bloque europeo alcanzaron las 333 toneladas. Son huevos procedentes de distintas granjas de Entre Ríos, Córdoba y Buenos Aires que pasan por la planta de procesamiento para luego ser distribuidos por el viejo continente.
Detrás de este nuevo logro del campo argentino hay mucho trabajo de los productores, inversiones, mejora en la competitividad local y apertura de mercados.
Profundizar el comercio con la Unión Europea y avanzar en acuerdos que reduzcan aranceles es fundamental para que las empresas argentinas puedan exportar más y mejor.
Felicitaciones @PALavigne83 @pabloquirno !! 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
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Just days after EU-Mercosur entered into force, Brazil faces a meat export ban for failing to meet EU antimicrobial rules.
If the political will is there for this, it has to be there for animal welfare too.
#StopCruelImports
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What do 78% of New Zealand farmers want? Political parties to commit to making imports meet domestic welfare standards.
The wider public agrees too - over 80%, consistently.
With an election ahead, parties have a clear mandate.
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This is already happening. More is coming.
Stay tuned.
#StopCruelImports @AWF_Germany
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Ministers should secure an explicit animal welfare carve-out in trade negotiations. Imports must meet the same welfare standards required of UK producers. Practices deemed unacceptable on British farms should not be permitted through imports
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EFRA member @JayneKirkham4 asks Chair @amcarmichaelMP about the importance of protecting UK farmers when negotiating new trade deals.
Find out more about the Committee's report into UK-EU trade: committees.parliament.uk/com…
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🚨 This week is critical for protecting animals and ensuring that the long-awaited foie gras import ban is delivered.
Just days before taking office, the Government promised to ban foie gras imports - made by violently force-feeding ducks and geese until their livers swell to the size of a small football. To keep that promise, they must secure an animal welfare carve-out in ongoing UK-EU trade negotiations.
Today, that call has been strongly backed.
The Commons Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee (EFRA) has published a major report urging the Government to pursue a Swiss-style carve-out on animal welfare - to stop the UK being forced to automatically follow weaker EU rules and so we have freedom to restrict certain products from entering our shores, like cruel foie gras.
This is the strongest parliamentary endorsement yet of what we and our fellow campaigners have been calling for.
Animal Equality UK submitted written evidence to this inquiry - and our arguments are now part of the official record shaping pressure on ministers.
👉 Share this video and tag @DefraGovUK and @biztradegovuk
👉 Urge them to demand an animal welfare carve-out - and keep their promise to animals.
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We are urging the Government to ensure that any trade deals involving closer alignment with the EU do not place unnecessary burdens on the UK agrifood sector.
Read our report: publications.parliament.uk/p…
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China (the world’s largest chicken producer) has seen years of falling poultry prices due to production rising faster than demand
Excess supply has been pushed into exports, while imports have fallen, partly due to HPAI bans and tariffsSo
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If a practice is too cruel for food produced in Britain, it should be too cruel for food imported into Britain.
I spoke in Parliament to argue that higher welfare standards on British farms should not be undermined by lower-welfare imports.
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.@timfarron makes passionate points that “UK animal welfare standards MUST apply to imports… we must not throw our farmers, and our standards, under the bus” he concludes
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Replying to @humaneworlduk @NavPMishra
.@GavinWilliamson wants the Govt to end non-stun slaughter “consumers have to be able to understand what they’re buying”, he says. He’s also very concerned about a flood of low welfare imports undermining British standards
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‼️ EU citizens have provided overwhelming feedback to the EU’s public consultation on the modernisation of animal welfare legislation, with 236,520 responses submitted in just three months. This is in comparison to the almost 60,000 responses back in 2021.
👏 This result is a clear reflection of citizens’ wishes: that the EU does better for all animals.
Read more ➡️ eurogroupforanimals.org/news…
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Is the UK Government All Fur Coat & No Knickers?!
77% of the public & 200+ MPs back the campaign for a #FurFreeBritain.
BUT the UK-EU 'reset' deal could trade away our right to fur & other cruel imports.
📢Act now! Ask Ministers to END the UK fur trade: action.humaneworld.org/page/…



























