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"Mr President, this is a problem of the EU’s own making. When you harmonise, when you impose uniformity by regulation, you build in opportunities for scamming and mischief making. This could easily be avoided by a much simpler approach: mutual recognition. If a food can be safely and enjoyably eaten in one Member State, this must be true of all. British, German and Romanian people do not have different bodies from one another: physiologically they are the same. If a food is safe to eat and is of merchantable quality in one Member State, then the same is true in all its neighbours. This is the concept which underlay the Cassis de Dijon judgment: fit for sale in one Member State means fit for sale in all. But, for reasons I simply cannot explain, the simple, transparent, practical approach was rejected in favour of harmonisation. Please, Commissioner, just for once, learn from your mistakes and ..."@en1
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