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In Belgium, CITES is implemented via European (EU) regulations supplemented by the Belgian CITES law of 28 July 1981 (and its amendments) as well as its implementing royal decree...
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Many species of plants or animals that are frequently found on farms or in nurseries are threatened with extinction in the wild, e.g.: tortoises, parrots (macaws, amazons, loris,...
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Do you wish to purchase/sell CITES species or engage in an other commercial activity (exchange) in Belgium or in the European Union?
Purchasing, selling or any other commercial...
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1. Do you wish to import specimens from a country located outside the European Union?
If you import Annex A, B, C, and D species into Belgium from a third country (country...
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Before considering trading with CITES species or specimens within the EU or with the rest of the world, you must apply to the CITES Unit in Belgium.
Indeed, many activities...
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Traffic noise is an important source of noise pollution, sometimes having negative health consequences. The Regions are charged with making strategic noise maps and to work out...
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Fumigation products are treatments designed to destroy vermin, insects, and other pests (such as rats for example) by exposing them to smoke or vapour from chemical substances....
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Cars and other vehicles for our private or business trips need energy to function. This energy is still mostly obtained by burning fuels from oil or gas. But this trend is...
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Choosing your tyres has a direct impact on road safety and noise level, but also on your wallet. Choosing the right tyres is thus essential! Tyres sold in Europe should therefore...
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The Law of 12 July 1973 on nature conservation is the legal basis for preventing the introduction of invasive species to the national territory. In particular, it contains a...