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MEPs vote down compulsory cattle-tagging

The compulsory electronic tagging of cattle has been voted down by MEPs in Strasbourg.

MEPs vote down compulsory cattle-tagging

Tue, 11 Sep, 2012 - 18:53

The compulsory electronic tagging of cattle has been voted down by MEPs in Strasbourg.

Instead, bovine tagging will remain a voluntary decision by farmers.

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