Eksempler på brug af Meat-and-bone på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Meat-and-bone meal must be processed, that is, pressure cooked, to very high standards.
The obstacles in securing support for a ban on meat-and-bone meal should be viewed in this light.
Remove meat-and-bone meal from animal feedingstuffs, not just for cattle and sheep but also for pigs, poultry and fish.
Many speakers have said that we need to extend the ban on meat-and-bone meal as a mammalian food stuff.
I am no longer so sure that meat-and-bone meal, together with the cost of controls and the risks, is any cheaper.
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Would even Dr Faustus ever have thought of breaking with an age-old tradition and feeding meat-and-bone meal to ruminants?
It also lays down the rules for the safe use of meat-and-bone meal as fertiliser, in biogas production and in animal feeding.
The Commission has on several occasions expressed its concerns about the safe transport,storage and destruction of meat-and-bone meal.
This Parliament also accepts that there is a place for meat-and-bone meal produced under safe conditions.
Meat-and-bone meal continued to be allowed in feed for non-ruminants, and thereby ruminant feed was contaminated in feed mills and during storage and transport.
The main blame lies of course with the United Kingdom,which allowed meat-and-bone meal to be produced under extremely dubious conditions.
Commissioner Byrne was very strong today in his opening statement when he said to the House that he was prepared to look at this matter of meat-and-bone meal and take it on.
In other words,Mr President, meat-and-bone meal should be taken completely off the market once and for all.
The need for these controls arises in circumstances where there might be a relaxation of the ban on meat-and-bone meal, but not for feeding to ruminants.
As I stated earlier, however,the safe use of meat-and-bone meal is conditional on the required controls being respected and implemented in full.
Madam President, on behalf of all livestock producers may I express my deep concern at the French Government ban on meat-and-bone meal in animal feed.
It is becoming vital to stop using meat-and-bone meal until it is proven unequivocally that using these feedingstuffs will not spread the disease.
As I said,the fundamental consideration in putting in place the ban on meat-and-bone meal is public health and the protection of animals.
Since the ban on meat-and-bone meal, which lay at the root of the mad cow crisis, the Community shortfall of protein-based feed for livestock has grown worse. As some of my fellow Members have said, it has increased by 23.
That is why the French Government decided to suspend the use of meat-and-bone meal in feed for pigs, poultry, fish and domestic animals.
If meat-and-bone meal is dangerous, we must make the ban on using it permanent and leave the firms that produce meat-and-bone meal to make something else- maybe they will produce Italian-style spaghetti or spaghetti with pesto, which would be a much more appropriate subject for debate at this precise moment.
Whatever the outcome of the revision of the feed ban may be,I can assure you that the Commission will not reauthorise the use of meat-and-bone meal in animal feed unless every possible risk to consumers and animals can be excluded and the provisions can be controlled properly.
The International Scientific Conference on Meat-and-Bone Meal organised by the Commission and the European Parliament, held in Brussels on 1 and 2 July 1997, initiated a debate concerning the production and feeding of meat-and-bone meal.
I would add that if the French decision to ban meat-and-bone meal is motivated by fears over the adequacy of their controls it is a decision I fully endorse.
In Britain we have also learnt that it is very difficult to stop meat-and-bone meal, that is produced and incorporated in the feedingstuffs for pigs and poultry, also- either by accident or by intention- landing up in feed for cattle and ruminants.