UE Aprobă Planul României Pentru Deblocarea Exporturilor De Oi șI Capre. Regim Special În Constanța șI Tulcea • Newsweek România
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This is good news for Romanian shepherds after Tuesday's protest in Victory Square. The European Commission has approved Romania's plan for the release of sheep and goats exports. Also, ANSVSA announces Romania will receive free 1.3 million doses of vaccine. Article Good news for anywhere after the protest in Victory Square. The European Commission has approved the release of sheep and goats exports appears first in Romania TV.
The National Veterinary Health Authority and Food Safety (ANSVSA) announces that the European Commission has approved the Action Plan for the Unlocking of the Exports of Sheep and Goats, which opens the way for the resumption of international trade. The solution approved by Brussels officials protects and does not in any way affect the exports of carcasses and milk products, due to the application of the full immunization scheme exclusively in t…
Romania's sheep exports to countries outside the European Union could be resumed in about a month after the approval of the Action Plan transmitted by the Romanian authorities to the European Commission, and the other steps needed to lift the restrictions would also be taken.
Interim Minister of Agriculture, Tanczos Barna, announces that after the meetings in Brussels and yesterday's video conference with the European Commissioner for Animal Health and Welfare, Oliver Várhelyi, the European Commission has approved the Romanian Action Plan, transmitted by ANSVSA for the release of sheep and goats exports. It is an extremely important decision [...]
The European Commission has approved the Action Plan submitted by Romania for the release of exports of sheep and goats. No Member State of the Union has opposed the document, the National Veterinary Health Authority has announced. The measures provide for a differentiated immunization scheme, supported by Brussels, with a free quota of 1.3 million doses of vaccine, Tulcea counties [...] The European Commission has approved the Action Plan submi…
The European Commission has approved the plan proposed by the Romanian authorities to resume exports of sheep and goats, blocked by small ruminant pest. Romania will receive 1.3 million doses of vaccine free of charge to prevent the spread of the disease, and immunization will be differentiated, depending on the epidemiological risk. The decision comes a few days after the sheep protest in Victorie Square, soldier with violence and carried out w…
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