BORDER INSPECTIONS
March 1st, 2004
BY KEITH NUTHALLWESTERN European animal health specialists will help man the new external border posts of the European Union (EU) while 10 eastern and southern European countries join the continental bloc in May. These veterinary experts will advise their new member country counterparts on administering EU animal and animal product health laws in the weeks before and after accession. The assistance follows considerable investment in the frontier posts of countries such as Poland, the Baltic States and Hungary, who will police the EU's new eastern border. EU ...
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