Following a request from the European Commission, the Panel on Animal Health and Welfare was asked to deliver a Scientific Opinion on the welfare of animals during transport. An ad hoc expert working group was established in response to the request which made use of the information provided by stakeholders during the Technical Meeting held on 13 October 2010. The scientific opinion on the welfare of animals during transport was adopted by the AHAW Panel on 2nd December 2010. In order to supplement the two previous reports on the welfare of animals during transport (SCAHAW; 2002 and EFSA, 2004), the working group collected the most recent scientific information concerning the main farm species (horses, pigs, sheep, goats, cattle, poultry and rabbits). New scientific evidence and data were then arranged following the structure of Annex I of Regulation 1/2005: fitness for transport; means of transport; transport practices; watering and feeding intervals; journey times and resting periods; additional provisions for long journeys and space allowances. Conclusions and Recommendations have been structured accordingly.

Broom D.M., Diverio S., Hartung J., Hofherr J., Knowles T., Lambooij B., et al. (2011). Scientific Opinion concerning the welfare of animals during transport. EFSA JOURNAL, 9(1), 1-125 [10.2903/j.efsa.2011.1966].

Scientific Opinion concerning the welfare of animals during transport

NANNI COSTA, LEONARDO;
2011

Abstract

Following a request from the European Commission, the Panel on Animal Health and Welfare was asked to deliver a Scientific Opinion on the welfare of animals during transport. An ad hoc expert working group was established in response to the request which made use of the information provided by stakeholders during the Technical Meeting held on 13 October 2010. The scientific opinion on the welfare of animals during transport was adopted by the AHAW Panel on 2nd December 2010. In order to supplement the two previous reports on the welfare of animals during transport (SCAHAW; 2002 and EFSA, 2004), the working group collected the most recent scientific information concerning the main farm species (horses, pigs, sheep, goats, cattle, poultry and rabbits). New scientific evidence and data were then arranged following the structure of Annex I of Regulation 1/2005: fitness for transport; means of transport; transport practices; watering and feeding intervals; journey times and resting periods; additional provisions for long journeys and space allowances. Conclusions and Recommendations have been structured accordingly.
2011
Broom D.M., Diverio S., Hartung J., Hofherr J., Knowles T., Lambooij B., et al. (2011). Scientific Opinion concerning the welfare of animals during transport. EFSA JOURNAL, 9(1), 1-125 [10.2903/j.efsa.2011.1966].
Broom D.M.; Diverio S.; Hartung J.; Hofherr J.; Knowles T.; Lambooij B.; Mitchell M.; Nanni Costa L.; Sanaa M.; Szucs E.; Velarde A.; Von Borrell E.; ...espandi
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