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Transport of cattle and sheep through the Kiel Canal since 2013
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1 January 2013
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17 March 2017 · Schriftliche Frage/Schriftliche Antwort
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26 July 2022
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Original text of the question(s):<br /> <br /> To the Federal Government's knowledge, how many cattle and sheep have been transported through the Kiel Canal since 2013 (please break it down by year, place of origin and destination), and how often have animal transport ships carrying cattle or sheep in the Kiel Canal been inspected by German authorities since 2013 with regard to compliance with minimum animal welfare requirements (please break it down by year, place of origin and destination)?<br /> <br /> With what results have animal transport ships carrying cattle or sheep in the Kiel Canal been inspected by German authorities since 2013 with regard to compliance with minimum animal welfare requirements, and to what extent has the Federal Government specifically committed to improving animal welfare monitoring of animal transport by sea since 2013, as in one Resolution of the Conference of Agriculture Ministers of April 4, 2014 was called for?
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17 March 2017
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Transport of cattle and sheep through the Kiel Canal since 2013
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- Official source: https://dip.bundestag.de/vorgang/transport-von-rindern-und-schafen-durch-den-nord-ostsee-kanal-seit-2013/81842
- Open data entity: https://search.dip.bundestag.de/api/v1/vorgang/81842
- germany · 81842 · source updated 26 July 2022