Animal health group oppose Commission plans

An animal health group are opposing plans by the European Commission to ban farmers from using non-prescription medicines on their food-producing animals.

Wed, 18 Sep, 2002 - 13:07

An animal health group are opposing plans by the European Commission to ban farmers from using non-prescription medicines on their food-producing animals.

Chairman of the Animal and Plant Health Association, Declan O’Brien, is holding a conference to debate the issue.

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