Examples of using Dioxin in English and their translations into Italian
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Roughages presented a wide range of dioxin contamination depending on location,
As a result of this dioxin food scandal, over 200 livestock holdings have already closed in Holland,
This approach will result in a gradual reduction of dioxin levels in foodstuffs
As a matter of fact, the dioxin contamination has clearly shown how important rapid action is,
Dioxin emissions from these sources are therefore not as significant as they used to be in the EU,
Mr Fischler, of course there should not be dioxin limit values. The limit value
Ladies and gentlemen, the dioxin chicken scandal is far more than a mere setback.
Mr President, as the people in my country already know, the dioxin crisis has, I am sorry to say, propelled tens of thousands of companies into extreme difficulties.
I believe that a dioxin scandal or a BSE crisis,
However, the dioxin crisis is not the first crisis to occur in European food policy
The Dioxin Strategy describes an integrated approach to legislation on feed
Dioxin, a group of highly toxic chemicals are released during combustion processes, pesticide manufacturing
Dioxin and furan concentrations to the soil are lower than the law limits of 4 orders of magnitude;
Dioxin also got into the food chain,
In fish, polluted water is the main cause of dioxin contamination while animals are mostly exposed to dioxins through the air.
One is that dioxin crosses the placenta into the growing infant.
a mandatory temperature of 850°C for operation of the incineration plant helps to prevent dioxin formation.
This requires some improvements to be made to the older plants, but we need to set ourselves a target of zero dioxin emissions.
Madam President, as you are well aware, the New Year started with a serious incident of dioxin contamination of animal feed in Germany.
Good food must carry a label: New EU initiatives to avoid dioxin and other crises page 6.