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Commission of the European Communities (supported by United Kingdom, intervener) v French Republic: ECJ 13 Dec 2001

Europe had banned the export of beef from England to prevent the sale of BSE infected meat. The ban was lifted under strict conditions set under Community veterinary advice. The French Republic retained their ban, and continued it despite instruction from the Commission to lift it, saying that their own national Food Safety Agency said there were still unresolved questions, regarding the traceability of certain product. Those concerns remained apposite as to some pre-packed products, but as to the rest the complaint was upheld.

Judges:

CJ Rodriguez Iglesias, P and Judges P Jann, F Macken, N. Colneric, S. von Bahr, C. Gulmann, DAO Edward, A. La Pergola, J-P Puissochet, L Sevon, M Wathelet, R Schintgen and V Skouris Advocate General J Mischo

Citations:

Times 19-Dec-2001, Case C-1/00

Jurisdiction:

European

Agriculture, European, Commercial

Updated: 28 April 2022; Ref: scu.167073

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