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Politician(s) lobbied: Seán Kelly (MEP), European Parliament
Intent: Ensure that animal health companies can continue operating in the EU, through permanent derogations regarding the uPFAS-ban, updates to the Vet Med Regulation (reducing regulatory burden) and inclusion of animal health interest in the upcoming Biotech Act
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EU-Politics
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Introduction Zoetis and operations in EU and Ireland
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Politician(s) lobbied: Barry Cowen (MEP), European Parliament
Intent: Asking for legislation making the EU more companion animal friendly. E.g. regarding housing, transport and public places. Integration of Human-Animal Bond into EU human health policies.
Methods: Event / Reception
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Introducing the Human-Animal Bond to EU policy-makers and stakeholders.
Politician(s) lobbied: Barry Cowen (MEP), European Parliament
Intent: Asking to be co-host
Methods: Email
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Email asking about hosting an event in Brussels on companion animals
Politician(s) lobbied: Stephen Donnelly (Minister), Department of Health
Intent: Zoetis is operating a manufacturing site in Rathdrum. Zoetis occasionally invites public officials to visit sites. Zoetis invited the minister as our site is located in his constituency. We were not planning to bring forward detailled policy asks, but rather showcase the facility and engage in broad discussions about the future of biotechnology in Ireland. The minister did not find time to visit the site, so it remained an invitation only.
Methods: Letter
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Asking to visit Zoetis site in Rathdrum
Politician(s) lobbied: Barry Cowen (MEP), European Parliament
Intent: Seeking insights into new term of European Parliament / corfiming from Zoetis that production site in Tullamore is important to Zoetis for global supply and that substantial investments have been made in the few years / Aim to introduce work of Zoetis on companion animals and their wellbeing (report handed over) / No detailled asks being brought forward from Zoetis; informative discussion only
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Discussion on EU-Politics; Introduction Zoetis Companion Animal projects
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Politician(s) lobbied: Martin Blake (Chief Veterinary Officer), Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine
Intent: • Ensure that veterinary medicinal products (parasiticides a.o.) remain available throughout the EU for animals, and are not included under a possible uPFAS-ban or other limiting restrictions
Methods: Meeting
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• Discuss role of veterinary medicinal products (e.g. parasiticides) for One Health and animal health & welfare
Politician(s) lobbied: Pippa Hackett (Minister of State), Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine; Carol Nolan (TD), Dáil Éireann, the Oireachtas; Barry Cowen (TD), Dáil Éireann, the Oireachtas
Intent: Get acceptance for biotech animal health production in Ireland and County Offaly. Discuss future development with minister and TDs.
Methods: MeetingEmail
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Zoetis is significantly expanding its biotech production facility in Tullamore (County Offaly). The animal health products will benefit cats and dogs in markets around the world. The facility meets highest environmental & sustainability criteria. This will be portrayed and discussed with national ministers of state and local TDs.