Jord- och skogsbruksministeriets förordning om ändring av jord- och skogsbruksministeriets veterinär- och livsmedelsavdelnings beslut om djursjukdomskrav för vissa animalieproduktionsdjur samt embryon och könsceller från dem på Europeiska gemenskapens inre marknad
This provision says the decision applies to certain animals, embryos and gametes transported between Finland and EU member states, and also covers a related territorial rule.
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This provision says the decision applies to certain animals, embryos and gametes transported between Finland and EU member states, and also covers a related territorial rule. Trade in bovine sperm and embryos on the internal market must follow cited animal-health rules, include the required health certificates, and imported embryos to Finland must be treated with trypsin. Trade in boar semen and pig ova/embryos must follow referenced animal-health rules and be accompanied by the required health certificate; imports of semen to Finland are limited to approved stations where boars have not been vaccinated against Aujeszky’s disease.
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Jord- och skogsbruksministeriets förordning om ändring av jord- och skogsbruksministeriets veterinär- och livsmedelsavdelnings beslut om djursjukdomskrav för vissa animalieproduktionsdjur samt embryon och könsceller från dem på Europeiska gemenskapens inre marknad
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