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New organic rules and animal welfare: Meeting social expectations or not?

This entry was posted in News and tagged Agriculture animal welfare Animals European Parliament Organic on 4 January 2018 by Team Secretariat

The EU organic logo brings certain guarantees about high standards of animal welfare, and EU institutions ought to show strong commitment to address weaknesses in regards to animal welfare rules, writes Olga Kikou.

Read the full article on Euractiv here.

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