Eksempler på brug af Meat-and-bone meal på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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The first is the question of meat-and-bone meal.
The feeding of meat-and-bone meal to herbivores must be generally prohibited.
Time and again the finger of blame points in the direction of contaminated meat-and-bone meal.
At present, meat-and-bone meal can only be used in pet food or in feed for animals.
This Parliament also accepts that there is a place for meat-and-bone meal produced under safe conditions.
Meat-and-bone meal must be processed, that is, pressure cooked, to very high standards.
It also lays down the rules for the safe use of meat-and-bone meal as fertiliser, in biogas production and in animal feeding.
Meat-and-bone meal continues to circulate, to be produced, to be consumed. What is needed is transparency!
Some people are concerned about the emergence of genetically modified products to replace meat-and-bone meal.
The ban on the use of meat-and-bone meal for feedingstuffs is only the first step along this road.
It might be relaxed for pigs and poultry, which cannot contract BSE andtherefore the consumption of meat-and-bone meal is not a danger to them.
Remove meat-and-bone meal from animal feedingstuffs, not just for cattle and sheep but also for pigs, poultry and fish.
The main blame lies of course with the United Kingdom,which allowed meat-and-bone meal to be produced under extremely dubious conditions.
As I announced at the meat-and-bone meal conference, these questions will be discussed in the context of a public consultation.
It creates a legal framework for the safe disposal of meat-and-bone meal by incineration, burial or landfill.
This was what happened with, for example,mad cow disease when the British Government decided to deregulate the procedure for the manufacture of meat-and-bone meal.
We must have a general ban on feeding meat-and-bone meal to ruminants or waste products from sick animals to other animals.
Instead, the consensus view is that the Community must ensure that only material from animals fit for human consumption should be used in the production of meat-and-bone meal.
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.
The new control framework created by the animal by-products regulation opens up the possibility of revising the present prohibition on the use of meat-and-bone meal.
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.
In November 1997, to launch the widest possible public debate about the future of the Community's feed legislation, the Commission finalised a consultation paper on meat-and-bone meal.
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.
It is also the protection of animals, butessentially the scientific evidence available to us shows that the transmission of BSE disease to animals is through the consumption of meat-and-bone meal.
As the previous speaker has just said,the only way to deal with banning meat-and-bone meal is to have an entire ban otherwise it cannot be policed.
The consumers have lost confidence, and to contain the situation it was essential for us to reiterate our call for the rapid introduction of compulsory tests to identify BSEfor all bovine animals. This measure had to go hand in hand with an immediate ban on the use of meat-and-bone meal for all species, throughout the Community.
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.
Of the amount was paid when animals were slaughtered, andthe remaining 20% was paid on presentation of evidence that any meat-and-bone meal produced from the carcasses of these animals had been burned.
This draft lays down the rules governing the movement of meat-and-bone meal not produced in accordance with the new standards applicable since 1 April 1997 for the treatment of meat-and-bone meal as laid down in Commission Decision 96/449/EC and sent to other Member States for incineration or for use as fuel.
It is very difficult for a feed mill to guarantee that its production lines are completely cleared of meat-and-bone meal before they start manufacturing feedingstuffs for pigs and poultry.