Edi Rama: No Compromise on Food Safety for EU Integration

Edi Rama said there will be no compromise on food safety. He spoke in Berat with olive oil producers. First, he highlighted food safety as a key condition for EU integration. He said standards must match those of the European Union.

Then, he warned producers. He said non-compliant products will not enter the market. He added they will not be exported either. In addition, he urged immediate action. He told producers to invest now. He said they must understand EU requirements early.

Moreover, he noted ongoing EU inspections. He pointed to challenges in meat and dairy production. However, he said some businesses can adapt with investment. Others may fail to meet standards.

Finally, he stressed consumer protection. He said EU rules improve public health and product safety.

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