EFA News interviews Tommaso Battista: ‘Reciprocity must be guaranteed on food safety and animal welfare’
Copagri has also expressed its support for the European Union’s ban on imports of meat and other raw materials from Brazil. Reached by telephone by EFA News, Copagri’s president, Tommaso Battista, emphasises that the measure imposed by Brussels “confirms our concerns, given that we have always called for reciprocity following the approval of the Mercosur agreement, precisely because we were certain that animal welfare and food safety standards were not being respected, particularly in Brazil, where pesticides are still in use: an issue that has always concerned us and which we have consistently raised”.
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