Eksempler på brug af Dioxin scandal på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Dioxin scandal- checks on feed production required.
Since 1999, there have been five dioxin scandals in Germany alone.
PT Food safety issues are in the spotlight following the BSE and dioxin scandals.
I believe that a dioxin scandal or a BSE crisis, or whatever it may be, can occur anywhere in Europe.
Cooking oil is seen to be a problem after the dioxin scandals of recent years.
In the dioxin scandal, we have seen how easily they can be undermined, if individual'black sheep' behave in a very negligent way.
Mr Prodi, it is not acceptable to deceive consumers again, as in the dioxin scandal.
The dioxin scandal in Belgium started with the illegal dumping of a few litres of toxic spent oil from transformers which ended up in animal feed.
As yet, it is not clear who will pay for the losses suffered by farmers as a result of the dioxin scandal.
The dioxin scandal has clearly demonstrated one thing- if animal feed, as the first link in the food chain, is contaminated, the inspection of foodstuffs comes too late.
The second is to restore consumer confidence in European food products after the BSE crisis and the dioxin scandal.
The dioxin scandal has once again demonstrated that an open information policy is an essential prerequisite for effective and comprehensive consumer protection.
Madam President, Commissioner, thank you Commissioner for the factual presentation of this dioxin scandal in Germany.
NL Mr President,since the BSE crisis and the dioxin scandals, farmers and consumers have, now more than ever, been in need of reliable information about the origin and content of cattle feed.
This is partly due to the advent of BSE,foot-and-mouth disease in Europe and the chicken dioxin scandal that took place a couple of years ago.
This means that BSE and dioxin scandals and the like do not just harm consumers and farmers, who are often able to do little about it, but, without a doubt, they harm all the workers employed in the industry too.
Food safety in the EU has been shaken by manycrises in recent years, such as BSE and several dioxin scandals, the latest of which apparently occurred last autumn.
The dioxin scandal brought home to us that we have to get out of this mess once and for all and regulating additives in feedingstuffs is a step in the right direction.
So, if it can be proved that the producers had nothing to do with cases like the dioxin scandal, then it is worth considering putting an appropriate price on quality.
In the dioxin scandal, for example, what is needed, it seems to me, is not so much a mad rush to ban a whole range of products- RVOs and so on- as the possibility of discovering whether these things are new pollutants or simply products which have become polluted.
Lastly, a rapid reaction system to respond to impending health threats,as we have seen with the dioxin scandal in Belgium or the BSE crisis, is highly appropriate.
I think that the image of farming- due to the many outbreaks of disease, dioxin scandals etc- is, at the moment, one of the really major problems. It puts the whole industry in a negative light and seems unfair to the many farming families who would, of course, get top marks for the way they look after their farms.
On the one hand, this clarifies the responsibility of the competent authorities which are responsible for inspecting products and, on the other,makes it clear that the dioxin scandal is not a problem nor a mistake on the part of agriculture.
Consequently, Italy had proposed to compensate its own poultry producers, arguing that the dioxin scandal should be considered an‘extraordinary event' not only in Belgium but also in Italy.
The Baringdorf report on the placing on the market and use of feed is of major importance to agriculture and the food market, in the light of recent scandals involving animal nutrition,diseases triggered in animals for reasons including a lack of knowledge of the ingredients contained in the feed they were given, the dioxin scandal, mad cow disease, etc.
The scandal over dioxin in feed for chickens, turkeys and pigs calls for stronger controls.