> >Steve P says: "I am not a lawyer however I believe that it is classified
> as an animal

product (like meat) at least from a customs point of view".
>
Any one else? Any EU lawyer lurking?

This is a very important distintion in my case (and maybe other beekeepers
cases) since the judgment says:

"Thus, products obtained from animals fed with genetically modified
feed or treated with genetically modified medicinal products will be
subject neither to the authorisation requirements nor to the labelling
requirements referred to in this Regulation."



Juanse Barros J.
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Gorbea - CHILE
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