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Learn how EFSA communicates risks related to food safety to various stakeholders and the public, with a focus on reducing antibiotic use in animals and exploring alternatives to animal testing.
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EFSA Communication on Risks Barbara Gallani Head of Communications and ExternalRelations Tallinn, 2 October2017
EFSA’s mandate is to Food and feed safety adviceto its principal partners, stakeholders and the public at large in a clear and accessible way.
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What can be done to reduce the use of antibiotics in animals?
CAN WE DO SCIENCE WITHOUT ANIMAL TESTING? https://youtu.be/2hxUMpYFo_Y
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