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Organizations relating to Animal Products
European Down and Feather Association / Mainz, Germany / Est. 1982
European Union of Wholesale in Eggs, Egg-Products, Poultry and Game / Veenendaal, Netherlands / Est. 1959
European Egg Processors Association / Bruges, Belgium / Est. 1994
International Convention for the Marking of Eggs in International Trade / Est. 1931
International Convention Concerning the Export and Import of Animal Products other Than Meat, Meat Preparations, Fresh Animal Products, Milk and Milk Products / Est. 1935
Convention on Export of Guano, 1857 / Est. 1857
Fédération européenne du foie gras / Brussels, Belgium / Est. 2008
World Egg Organisation
European Egg Packers and Traders Association / Copenhagen, Denmark / Est. 1997
International Down and Feather Bureau / Höchst, Austria / Est. 1953
European Poultry, Egg and Game Association / Bonn, Germany / Est. 1970
European Live Poultry and Poultry Hatching Egg Association / Brussels, Belgium / Est. 2015
International Egg Commission / Church Stretton, UK / Est. 1962
Future for Elephants / Hamburg, Germany
International Egg Foundation / Shrewsbury, UK / Est. 2014
World Organisation for Animal Health / Paris, France / Est. 1924
African Elephant Coalition / Est. 2008
View all profiles (23 total) in the Yearbook of International Organizations
World Problems relating to Animal Products
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialHuman consumption of animals
Radioactive contamination of animals and animal products
Trade in animal products of endangered species
Infected animal, meat and animal product shipments
Health hazards from dairy products and eggs
Illegal ivory trade
Action Strategies relating to Animal Products
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialIncreasing demand for meat and egg products
Expanding small animal products
Decreasing demand for meat and egg products
Boycotting animal products
Protecting international trade in endangered species
Monitoring trade in animal products of endangered species
Prohibiting trade in animal products of endangered species
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