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Re: Beekeeping in Kenya
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>The following shows that while developed societies give lip-service to beekeeping in the third world, they often do not understand it.

>This was after failure to develop a comprehensive Residue Monitoring Plan as required by various EU Council Directives (96/23/EC) 

Not just third world.  EU requires a National Residue Survey from any country wanting to send product into the EU.  However does the EU require a National Residue Survey for EU countries to trade between themselves?  If not why not?  What about WTO regulations?

Trevor Weatherhead
Australia

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