Isabel Hurley
THE European Union clamped down on equine identification across the Eurozone this week by tightening up horse passport rules and requiring all member states to put a central equine database system in place by 2016.
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Title: EU clamps down on horse passports to protect food chain
Tough new rules from the EU aim to protect human food chain as more equine DNA found
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Isabel Hurley
THE European Union clamped down on equine identification across the Eurozone this week by tightening up horse passport rules and requiring all member states to put a central equine database system in place by 2016.
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