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Identification
Reference COD/1999/0259  
Title Animal nutrition: undesirable substances and products for the animal and human health (amend. direct. 1999/29/EC)
Legal Basis EC 152 ; EP 050  
Dossier of the committee CODE/5/15835
Subject(s) 3.10.08.01 feedingstuffs, animal nutrition
4.60.04.04 food safety
Stage reached Procedure ended
Stages
Stages Documents: references Dates
Source reference Equivalent references Votes and amendments Joint resolution of document of publication in Official Journal
Commission/Council: initial legislative document Summaries EC COM(1999)0654 C5-0344/1999         17/12/1999 C 089 28.03.2000, p. 0070
Economic and Social Committee: opinion, report   ESC CES0361/2000           29/03/2000 C 140 18.05.2000, p. 0009
EP: draft report by the committee responsible   EP PE293.654           24/08/2000  
EP: decision of the committee responsible, 1st reading/single reading Summaries               19/09/2000  
EP: tabled legislative report, 1st reading or single reading   EP A5-0257/2000           19/09/2000 C 178 22.06.2001, p. 0008
EP: position, 1st reading or single reading Summaries EP T5-0430/2000           04/10/2000 C 178 22.06.2001, p. 0074-0160
Commission: modified legislative proposal Summaries EC COM(2000)0861 C5-0761/2000         18/12/2000 C 096 27.03.2001, p. 0346 E
Council: common position Summaries CSL 10593/1/2001 C5-0413/2001         17/09/2001 C 004 07.01.2002, p. 0001-0017
Commission: communication on the common position Summaries EC SEC(2001)1424           18/09/2001  
EP: draft report by the committee responsible   EP PE307.560           09/10/2001  
EP: decision of the committee responsible, 2nd reading Summaries               21/11/2001  
EP: tabled legislative report, 2nd reading   EP A5-0408/2001           21/11/2001  
EP: position, 2nd reading Summaries EP T5-0682/2001           12/12/2001 C 177 25.07.2002, p. 0085-0179 E
Commission: opinion on the EP position at second reading Summaries EC COM(2002)0031 C5-0028/2002         18/01/2002  
EP: tabled legislative report, 3rd reading   EP A5-0108/2002           13/03/2002  
EP/Council: Conciliation committee, results Summaries               19/03/2002  
EP/Council: joint text   CSL/EP 3610/2002 C5-0099/2002         19/03/2002  
EP: draft report by the delegation to the Conciliation Committee   EP PE287.604           03/04/2002  
EP: legislative resolution, 3rd reading Summaries EP T5-0155/2002           10/04/2002 C 127 29.05.2003, p. 0160-0268 E
Final legislative act Summaries EU 32002L0032           07/05/2002 L 140 30.05.2002, p. 0010-0022
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Political group Appointed
EP Delegation to Conciliation Committee (responsible)
Paulsen Marit
ELDR
29/01/2002
European Commission and Council of the Union
European Commission DG Health and Consumer Protection Transmission date: 17/12/1999
Council of the Union
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07/05/2002 - Final legislative act
PURPOSE : to tighten the rules on undesirable substances in animal feed.
COMMUNITY MEASURE : directive 32/2002/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council on undesirable substances in animal feed.
CONTENT : This Directive recasts Directive 1999/29/EC by fixing more restrictive maximum levels for such substances used in animal feed. It provides that undesirable substances may be present in products intended for animal feed only in accordance with the conditions laid down in this directive. In order to reduce or eliminate sources of undesirable substances, Member States, in co-operation with economic operators, will carry out investigations to identify the sources of undesirable substances, in cases where the maximum levels are exceeded and where increased levels are detected, tacking into account background levels. For a uniform approach in cases of increased levels, the directive provides for the possibility of setting action thresholds to trigger investigations. Since it has been established that additives may contain undesirable substances, the scope of the Directive is extended to cover additives. Products intended for animal feed may enter the Community from third countries only if they are sound, genuine and or merchantable quality and therefore, when correctly used, do not represent any danger to human health, animal health or to the environment or could adversely effect livestock production. Such products will not be deemed to conform with the Directive if the level of undesirable substances they contain does not comply with the maximum levels laid down. Products that exceed the maximum levels must not be mixed for dilution purposes with the same or other products, intended for animal feed.
The new provisions also restrict the re-exportation of dangerous consignments of feed.
Council statement attached to the directive states that the Member States confirm that they shall do their utmost to ensure that the relevant measures needed to implement the Directive are adopted expeditiously within the time periods laid down.
DATE OF TRANSPOSITION : 01/05/03.
DATE OF APPLICATION : 01/08/03.
 
List of summaries
Summaries 17/06/2003 Implementing legislative act
Summaries 07/05/2002 Final legislative act
Summaries 10/04/2002 EP: legislative resolution, 3rd reading
Summaries 19/03/2002 EP/Council: Conciliation committee, results
Summaries 18/01/2002 Commission: opinion on the EP position at second reading
Summaries 12/12/2001 EP: position, 2nd reading
Summaries 21/11/2001 EP: decision of the committee responsible, 2nd reading
Summaries 18/09/2001 Commission: communication on the common position
Summaries 17/09/2001 Council: common position
Summaries 18/12/2000 Commission: modified legislative proposal
Summaries 04/10/2000 EP: position, 1st reading or single reading
Summaries 19/09/2000 EP: decision of the committee responsible, 1st reading/single reading
Summaries 17/12/1999 Commission/Council: initial legislative document
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