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HomeThe control system for organic products has improved, but some challenges remain. Special report No 04, 2019
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Since 1991, the EU has had a control system governing the production, processing, distribution and import of organic products. It aims to give consumers the confidence that organic rules are applied at every stage of the supply chain. The EU organic sector has developed rapidly over recent years. Following up on our Special Report No 9/2012 published in June 2012, we found that the control system had improved. Our recommendations had generally been implemented, but some challenges remained. We make recommendations to address the remaining weaknesses we identified in the Member States for EU products, to improve the supervision of imported organic products through better cooperation as well as to carry out more complete traceability checks.
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- Temi Finanzi tal-Komunità , Regolamentazzjoni tal-agrikoltura
- Suġġett: awditu , biedja organika , għajnuna għall-agrikoltura , informazzjoni għall-konsumatur , kontroll tal-kwalità tal-prodotti agrikoli , prodott organiku , rapport , regolamentazzjoni ta’ produzzjoni agrikola , tikkettar , traċċabilità
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| ISSN 1977-5679 | ISBN 978-92-847-1764-4 | DOI 10.2865/217286 | Numru tal-Katalogu QJ-AB-19-002-EN-N |
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| ISSN 1977-5679 | ISBN 978-92-847-1723-1 | DOI 10.2865/7119 | Numru tal-Katalogu QJ-AB-19-002-EN-Q |
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