FESASS visits Portugal
For FESASS, it is essential to stand alongside its members in order to support their activities and initiatives. It was in this spirit that President Stéphane JEANNE and Secretary…
For FESASS, it is essential to stand alongside its members in order to support their activities and initiatives. It was in this spirit that President Stéphane JEANNE and Secretary…
With the increasing number of health crises caused by the more frequent occurrence of Category A diseases (the most serious), the resources allocated in European and national budgets are…
Launched by Commissioner Christoph HANSEN, European Commissioner for Agriculture, the Livestock Workstream is continuing at a steady pace. FESASS had requested that the issue of animal health be considered…
On November 27th, 2025, FESASS attended the high-level meeting on Animal Health and disease prevention organised by Sustainable Livestock Intergroup, held at the European Parliament in Strasbourg — a…
FESASS continues its commitment to preventing and combating antimicrobial resistance. It is participating in World Awareness Week. On 18 November, it is publishing a special edition of its newsletter…
This year, the European Union is facing a number of serious diseases. In this context, the management and eradication of the foot-and-mouth disease outbreaks that appeared at the beginning…
On Thursday, October 2, 2025, FESASS is pleased to publish the first edition of its newsletter on Animal Health, focusing on developments in Europe and Worldwide. This newsletter…
On September 23, TierGesundheit Österreich (TGÖ) officially became a member of FESASS. This organization replaces our previous Austrian member NTÖ, which is more a generalist organisation. Indeed, Austrian livestock…
The European Commissioner for Agriculture, Mr. Christophe HANSEN, has launched the workstream on the future of livestock farming in the European Union. FESASS welcomes this initiative and will actively…
Together with Belgian MEP Benoît Cassart, our federation organised a workshop on vector-borne disease management on 11 December 2024. The sharp rise in BTV throughout the European Union, particularly…