Agreement Zoosanitaire

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Beginning in the late 1980s, the term was introduced into the discourse on parliamentary politics by Belgian commentators. At that time, the far-right Flemish nationalist Vlaams Blok party began to make significant electoral gains. Because the Vlaams Blok was considered a racist group by many, the other Belgian political parties committed to excluding the party from any coalition government, even if that forced the formation of grand coalition governments between ideological rivals. Commentators dubbed this agreement Belgium es cordon sanitaire. In 2004, its successor party, Vlaams Belang changed its party platform to allow it to comply with the law. While no formal new agreement has been signed against it, it nevertheless remains uncertain whether any mainstream Belgian party will enter into coalition talks with Vlaams Belang in the near future. Several members of various Flemish parties have questioned the viability of the cordon sanitaire. Later, after the Vlaams Blok became the Vlaams Belang, the sanitary cord remained intact. However, in contrast to when it was first established, there is no longer a written agreement between the parties not to cooperate with Vlaams Belang, although the verbal agreement has remained. With the electoral success of nationalist and extremist parties on the left and right in recent European history, the term has been transferred to agreements similar to the one struck in Belgium: Processing companies and aquaculture establishments must obtain animal health accreditation in order to market aquaculture animals.

The ministerial decree of 8 June 2006 introduced the animal health licence for aquaculture operations in accordance with Article L233-2 CRPM, following its amendment on 4 November 2008. It also provides for the registration of unlicensed establishments. The marketing of aquaculture animals, for profit or not, is an activity subject to a health policy authorization when it carries a risk of the spread of aquatic animal diseases. Accreditation is issued following a visit by a ministry agriculture inspector, who checks the premises, equipment, the proper functioning of the site and the implementation of the health control plan (good hygiene practices, withdrawal/recall in case of health alert system, traceability system). The team Service-public.fr thank you for your helpful feedback on improving the site. The surface of milk contact devices (tools, containers, tanks, etc.) should be easily cleaned and disinfected and well maintained. This requires the use of smooth, washable and non-toxic materials. Among the farms subject to authorisation, three categories are provided: processing facilities for animals slaughtered as part of the listed disease eradication programmes, aquaculture operations in general and shellfish breeding areas.

(c) aquaculture operations that market small quantities of aquaculture animals exclusively for the end consumer or the local retail trade that supplies directly to the end consumer.