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Introduction of bird flu from US dairy cattle to Europe ‘very unlikely’ – EFSA

N.Ireland

6 months ago

Introduction of bird flu from US dairy cattle to Europe ‘very unlikely’ – EFSA

The likelihood of the strain of highly pathogenic avian influenza found in US dairy cows reaching Europe is very low, according to EFSA.

Research: Aged meat does not pose more risk than fresh meat

Beef

3 years ago

Research: Aged meat does not pose more risk than fresh meat

Aged meat does not pose any additional risks compared to fresh meat if it is aged under controlled...

'5-year vaccination programme needed to eradicate Bluetongue'

EU

9 years ago

'5-year vaccination programme needed to eradicate Bluetongue'

A five-year, mass vaccination programme is needed to eradicate Bluetongue in Europe, according to the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA).

'Antimicrobial resistance is putting human and animal health in danger'

EU

9 years ago

'Antimicrobial resistance is putting human and animal health in danger'

Antimicrobial resistance is putting human and animal health in danger, the EU Commissioner for Health and Food Safety said.

Low incidences of TSE found in the EU - Report

Beef

9 years ago

Low incidences of TSE found in the EU - Report

The EFSA recently published its first EU summary report on the monitoring of Transmissible Spongiform Encephalopathies (TSEs) in cattle, sheep and goats.

Pig/Poultry

9 years ago

'High levels of biosecurity key to preventing bird flu outbreaks'

Strict enforcement of high levels of biosecurity measures is key to preventing bird flu outbreaks on poultry farms, according to the EFSA.

'High levels of biosecurity key to preventing bird flu outbreaks'

Agri-Business

10 years ago

'97% of food samples collected in the EU free of pesticide residues'

Of all the food samples collected in the EU, 97% are free of pesticide residues or contain traces within legal limits, according to EFSA.

'97% of food samples collected in the EU free of pesticide residues'

EU

10 years ago

Commission authorises 11 GMOs for food and feed use

The GMOs approved had received a "no opinion" vote from the Member States in both the Standing and Appeal Committees.

Commission authorises 11 GMOs for food and feed use

Arable

10 years ago

GMO soybean gets the green light from EU food safety authority

A new GMO soybean has been approved by the EFSA, with the soybean strand deemed as safe as the non-genetically modified soybean varieties.

GMO soybean gets the green light from EU food safety authority

EU

11 years ago

Commission approves new GMOs despite opposition from MEPs

The European Commission has adopted two GMOs for food or feed uses, despite MEPs from the European Parliament opposing this.

Commission approves new GMOs despite opposition from MEPs

Environment

11 years ago

'Glyphosate unlikely to pose carcinogenic hazard to humans'

Glyphosate, the chemical used in Roundup, is 'unlikely to pose a carcinogenic hazard to humans', according to a report from the EFSA.

'Glyphosate unlikely to pose carcinogenic hazard to humans'

Arable

11 years ago

Two GM crops get the green light to be imported into Europe

Two genetically modified (GM) crops have received the green light for import from the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA).

Two GM crops get the green light to be imported into Europe

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