FVE aicina uz vebināru par pārtikas un barības nodrošinājumu Eiropā

🌍 Next Joint Webinar on Food & Feed Security in Europe! 🐄🌾

Foot-and-mouth disease outbreaks, extreme floods, devastating wildfires…
The crises of 2025 have shown how quickly Europe’s food and feed systems can come under pressure — and how essential preparedness, prevention, and coordination really are.

2026 started strong – arewe prepared to stop a next crisis from escalating?
And how can veterinarians and allied professionals strengthen Europe’s feed and food security before emergencies strike?

👉 Join us to find out! FVE invites you to a special webinar on Food & Feed Security in Europe in collaboration with the European Dairy Association (EDA), the European Feed Manufacturers’ Federation (FEFAC), and Humane World for Animals Europe.

📅 Date: Friday, 16 January
⏰ Time: 12:00 -13:30
🔗 Register HERE!

This interactive session will explore how veterinarians and allied professionals contribute to resilient feed and food systems 🥛🌱 and where their role can be strengthened in prevention and crisis response. This event is part of the work of FVE’s Veterinary Public Health & Sustainability Working Group.

✨ Agenda Highlights:

• Paula Barry-Walsh, Veterinary Ireland and Subgroup Chair, will introduce the context and objectives.
• Maurizio Ferri, FVE representative, will provide an overview of the European Food Security Crisis Preparedness and Response Mechanism (EFSCM).

💬 Expert Panel Discussion:

• Alexander Anton – Secretary General, European Dairy Association (EDA) 🥛
• Anton van den Brink – Deputy Secretary General, European Feed Manufacturers’ Federation (FEFAC) 🌾
• Ruud Tombrock – Executive Director, Humane World for Animals Europe 🐕‍🦺

✨ Why Attend?
✔ Learn from recent crises
✔ Gain insights into EU food & feed security mechanisms
✔ Explore the role of animals and veterinarians in crisis prevention and preparedness
✔ Engage directly with experts during the live discussion 

🔗 Join the webinar at 12:00 CET on 16 January HERE!

Federation of Veterinarians of Europe (FVE)