BEEF LABELLING
July 1st, 2004
BY KEITH NUTHALL
SUGGESTIONS from the European Commission that the EU beef origin labelling scheme should allow made-in-the-EU rather than just national declarations have been rejected by the EU Council of Ministers. Proposals to mix meat from more than one Member State at production plants were also blocked.
SUGGESTIONS from the European Commission that the EU beef origin labelling scheme should allow made-in-the-EU rather than just national declarations have been rejected by the EU Council of Ministers. Proposals to mix meat from more than one Member State at production plants were also blocked.
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