Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Specified risk material in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Specified Risk Material(SRM) must be removed and destroyed from animals
The specified risk material shall be removed and disposed of in
stipulates that the use of specified risk material'for any purpose' shall be prohibited.
Article 2 of Decision 97/584(') states that the use of specified risk material'for any purpose' is prohibited.
of dead sheep and goats from the definition of specified risk material, as this is not in line with the TSE regulation.
The Commission has on several occasions reminded the Member States of the importance of properly implementing the removal of specified risk material.
It is necessary to clarify the rules on the removal and control of specified risk material.
Any other material from an animal which does not fall within the definition of specified risk material is fit for human consumption.
Alternative test: the tests referred to in Article 8(2) which are used as an alternative to the withdrawal of specified risk material.
Finally, it should be borne in mind that the vertebral column is currently defined as specified risk material in carcasses from bovine animals aged over 12 months in all Member States except Portugal and the United Kingdom.
The Commission attaches great importance to the correct removal of specified risk material, since it is one of the most important ways of protecting the health of consumers against the related risk of BSE.
In accordance with specific Community rules on specified risk material and other animal by-products,
Section A of that Annex should therefore be updated to include the specified risk material provisions adopted since the adoption by Council of its Common Position.
Exceptionally, Member States may grant 50% aid for the disposal of specified risk material and meat and bone meal with no further commercial use produced in 2003.
Amendment 21 relating material collected when treating waste water is acceptable as it clarifies that this material is a Category 1 material only if contains Specified Risk Material.
Any remnants of spinal cord in the vertebral column should therefore already have been automatically removed as specified risk material at the place of destination before sale to the consumer.
Specified risk material at cutting plants,
Exceptionally, Member States may grant 50% aid for the disposal of specified risk material and meat and bone meal with no further commercial use produced in 2003.
These related in particular to the imminent adoption by the Commission of a Decision carrying over until 1 April 1998 the ban on the use of specified risk material.
Does not contain Specified Risk Material, except as provided for under Community legislation,