Greek Animal Welfare Fund Greek Animal Welfare Fund Defend the Big Move ENFAP Campaign Meeting London 18 May, 2011.

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1 Greek Animal Welfare Fund Greek Animal Welfare Fund Defend the Big Move ENFAP Campaign Meeting London 18 May, 2011

2 Ministry of Agriculture KAFE Department The Ministry is aligned behind full implementation of the Directive. This means that should egg-producers have not proceeded with change starting 1/1/2012, they lose their trade code and therefore not be able to sell their eggs on the market. The KAFE is the monitoring body of the Ministry responsible for incurring penalties should the egg producers refuse to abide by the Directive. The Ministry action plan involves:  An initial letter sent out at the beginning of 2011 reminding egg-producers that the directive is to be implemented as of 1/1/2012  A follow up letter by the Junior Minister (3/2011) to egg-producers urging them for immediate change  A final letter planned to be sent out December 2011 Greece

3  400 egg farms all over the country.  The majority have an average size of 10-50.000 hens.  Medium sized farms have made no change or marginal changes in their facilities (estimated up to 5%)  The 6 leading egg farms count around 100.000 hens each or more. 2 of them (Zouras & Chrysa Avga) will have changed the vast majority of their cages by early or mid 2012. Vlachakis, will have no cages at all.  The remaining three, Iliadis, Avgodiatrofiki and Missas have not replied to our enquiries.  Level of compliance is expected to be low. Greek Egg Industry

4 Consumption of Hen Eggs (2006-2007) CountryPopulationConsumption/person 2006 (millions)Total Argentina39186 Australia21155 Austria9227 Belgium11200 Brazil189132 Canada33187 China1321340 Colombia44205 Czech Republic10244 Denmark5270 Finland5150 France63251 Germany82209 Greece11132 Hungary10295 India117738 Iran72130 Ireland4.2171 Italy58219 Japan127324t Mexico109351 Netherlands16.4182 New Zealand4.3216 Norway4.7181 Slovakia5199 South Africa47.9124 Spain45196 Sweden9.1198 Switzerland7.7184 Thailand65150 United Kingdom60173 USA301256 Greece has the lowest consumption of eggs per capita in Europe Source: IEC

5 • Regular meetings with Ministry/KAFE (every two months), lobbying for the Big Move. The Ministry has committed to provide full support and cooperation • Organised the Polish Embassy Demo • Sent out 2.500 Easter cards to the EU • Identified list of main egg producers in order to employ a ‘pressure strategy’ i.e. monthly contacts to obtain update on whether they are proceeding with changes • Created a column in our monthly newsletter updating GAWF audience on Campaign progress. Egg producers that are moving in the right direction are praised and shall be endorsed as of 2012 • Circulated press releases to media to inform consumers • Released in 2008 a leaflet on egg production targeting consumers through vet offices (funded by Compassion) What has GAWF done so far…

6 Magazine Adespoto Press Κάθε υπογεγραμμένη κάρτα αντιστοιχεί σε έναν μόνον άνθρωπο ο οποίος θα πρέπει να μπει στον κόπο να την ταχυδρομήσει στην αναγραφόμενη στην κάρτα διεύθυνση της ΕΕ (κόστος αποστολής περίπου 0.75 € στο ταχυδρομείο).

7 PRESS Zoosos Magazine Το Ελληνικό Ταμείο Μέριμνας Ζώων – GAWF και το ENFAP διοργανώνουν συγκέντρωση διαμαρτυρίας έξω από την πρεσβεία της Πολωνίας στο Π. Ψυχικό την Τρίτη 19 Απρίλιου 2011 στις 13:00. Παρόμοιες συγκεντρώσεις θα πραγματοποιηθούν την ίδια μέρα σε 14 χώρες – μέλη της Ε.Ε.. Οι οικολόγοι ζητούν να μην αναβληθεί χρονικά η εφαρμογή της νομοθετικής ρύθμισης που αφορά τις κλωβοστοιχίες των πτηνοτροφείων και η οποία ορίζει την δημιουργία καταλληλότερων συνθηκών για τις κότες μέσα σε διευθετημένα κλουβιά.

8 • Meeting with Egg producers in June • Contact MP’s who support the producers asking for a postponement • Continue ‘pressure strategy’ to all producers • Continue lobbying Ministry/KAFE • Contact the Super Markets informing them of the campaign and try to obtain their alignment and action • Produce campaign postcards for Greece to be sent to Minister in order to raise the final pressure • Set up a network of a information kiosk outside a leading super market chain • Any other useful schemes we can “implement” from our colleagues in the ENFAP Meeting! Next Steps

9 • International egg day • Cook shows/GAWF interviews • Good Egg Seal Endorsement Next Steps-Proposals

10 THANK YOU! EFHARISTO!