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By Nigel Slater Thursday 08 November 2012 Updated: 08/11 13:33
A PERSHORE firm is in line for a prestigious prize after being shortlisted for a St John Ambulance First Aid award.
Chalcroft Construction, based on Goodwood Road, has prided itself on first aid training and their safety record and as a result have been shortlisted for the annual awards ceremony for a second year running.
Staff at the firm will find out if they have been successful during the glittering awards ceremony at the Lancaster London Hotel on Monday, November 19 which will be hosted by survival expert Ray Mears.
First launched last year, the St John Ambulance First Aid Awards celebrates the achievements of individuals, businesses and communities which lead the way in terms of first aid practises.
Awards at the celebratory event will be presented by celebrities including Dragons' Den star and businessman Duncan Bannatyne, singer Michelle Heaton and TV presenter Matthew Wright.
Todd Hallam, Environmental Health and Safety director for Chalcroft said: "Chalcroft are extremely delighted to be shortlisted for the St John Ambulance First Aid Awards.
"It is testament to the commitment the company places on first aid through all levels of the business from directors, office and site staff and the recognition of ensuring the health and well-being of all its employees and contractors.
"Chalcroft believe by promoting the understanding of first aid through their own significant training regime it also raises the profile and awareness throughout the general community."
Full details on the awards can be found at www.sja.org.uk/firstaidawards.
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Reflections on 10 years in print
The Henrico Citizen turns 10 years old with this issue – a reality that amazes me for conflicting reasons.
Has it really been 10 years?
Has it only been 10 years?
Since Sept. 20, 2001, I've attended more than 100 Board of Supervisors, Planning Commission and School Board meetings, taken photos at dozens of youth baseball and softball games, high school football games, community festivals and fundraisers. I've covered more than 50 high school graduations, interviewed hundreds of people and designed (and proofread) more than 4,800 pages. I've met with hundreds of business owners, advertising agents and public relations officials, sold and designed hundreds of advertisements, uploaded thousands of articles and photos to our website and delivered tens of thousands of copies of the paper to distribution points throughout Henrico County.
I've attended and covered events in all but two or three of the 60-plus public school buildings in Henrico, every recreation facility, public park, government building and several playgrounds. I've covered two hurricanes, a 100-year flood, two earthquakes, a sniper spree, a handful of parades and a half-dozen NASCAR races. I've attended dedication ceremonies for new roads, new schools, new shopping malls and new neighborhoods. I've met and written about hundreds of people who amazed me, inspired me and became my friends.
I've traveled to virtually every corner of the county, committed to memory the names and paths of hundreds of roads and five magisterial districts. I can associate nearly every portion of the county with a person, event or article.
My e-mail inbox contains exactly 75,102 messages, and those are just the ones I've saved since July 27, 2006. I've read each one at some point.
I've written more than 700 articles, taken more than 20,000 photos and written more than 9,000 headlines.
In the course of a decade, some moments stand out.
The sad ones do. When Tropical Storm Gaston dropped a foot of rain on Central Virginia in 2004, I raced out of our office to take photos of a daring rescue attempt by firefighters in front of our building. A quiet stream had turned into a raging river, threatening to wash away a minivan with a woman inside. I snapped a dozen or so shots, then ran back inside to continue working on deadline. I didn't witness the heartbreaking outcome: the rescue was impossible, and the woman was swept to her death moments later. For years, I couldn't bring myself to develop the film. I wrote a column about the experience.
The happy moments stand out, too. I covered the return of military members from Afghanistan to Richmond International Airport, where hugs and smiles seemed to be all that mattered. Earlier this year, I watched as a high school gymnasium erupted with genuine joy and excitement as a special needs student hit a game-winning buzzer-beating basket during the All-Star basketball league for students with physical and mental disabilities. I wrote about that, too.
There have been heated moments. Someone is always upset at the outcome of a school redistricting case. Someone almost always argues passionately against the next development or land rezoning case that threatens to disturb an existing neighborhood. I've witnessed it time after time, and I can relate to those who object: my childhood neighborhood in Northern Virginia – our quiet, tree-covered section of town with several dozen modest homes – no longer exists. It was bulldozed entirely years ago to make way for hundreds of apartments. But today, as a businessman seeking the next key opportunity for my own company, I don't fault those developers for chasing their own goals.
There have been inspirational moments. Earlier this year, we published our first annual Top Teachers issue and told the stories of 20 Henrico educators who make a daily difference in the lives of dozens of students. The input we received from readers, who described in great detail the impact each teacher had on their children and grandchildren, was touching. So too were the reactions of the teachers upon learning they'd been named to our list.
There have been moments of pure wonderment. I stumbled onto a story years ago about the efforts of several African-American educators who helped fund the Henrico education of one young girl from Prince Edward County more than 50 years ago, when her school district closed rather than integrate. Their efforts – and the difference they made in one woman's life – will inspire me forever.
Days before our first issue was to roll off the presses, two planes sliced through the World Trade Center, another dove into the Pentagon and a fourth crashed in Pennsylvania, changing our nation forever. In the aftermath, I suddenly wondered whether anyone would care to read about a plans for a new road or details about a bond referendum. Would photos of a championship Little League team, coverage of local elections or features about community volunteers hold any value to readers?
I was 24 years old, had no formal business training and was about to start a free newspaper whose first issue had one advertiser. Was I crazy?
But in retrospect, my fears were unjustified. I believe as strongly today as ever in the future of true community journalism. Ultimately, the things that matter most to most people are those they can see, touch, hear and feel. And those things happen right here – in their community.
Much has changed in 10 years. Nearly as many people now read this newspaper online, connect with us through Twitter and Facebook or read our e-mail newsletters as those who read us in print. A decade ago, the fax machine and scanner were critical components of our small newsroom. Today they are obsolete.
What all these numbers, recollections and thoughts amount to, I'm not exactly certain. But I'd like to believe that somewhere inside the web they've spun is part of the story of Henrico County during the past decade.
Those who read this are the reason we exist. You are the people who care about this county, who work and volunteer to make it a great place to live. You are the small business owners who risked all to pursue your dreams and provide for your families. You are the teachers who have invested hundreds of your own hours and dollars because you care what paths your students take in life. You are the police officers and firefighters who protect and serve your neighbors. You are the mothers, fathers and grandparents who take children to baseball practices, dance recitals and drama rehearsals and who cheer at high school football games and third-grade plays. You are the Boy Scout Troop leaders, the tutors and mentors.
You are the true Henrico citizens – and we are truly proud to have told your stories for the past 10 years. Today, we begin looking forward to the next 10.
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While enjoying some of the cultural performances at the festival, the ambassador and his wife had a private lunch with Vithoulkas, Glover, Eldon Burton (an outreach representative from U.S. Senator Mark R. Warner's Office) and Father James Begley, the pastor of OLL. > Read more.
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Guangyu Zou, Jiaxi Hu, Xianfeng Gu, Jing Hua, "Authalic Parameterization of General Surfaces Using Lie Advection," IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics, vol. 17, no. 12, pp. 2005-2014, Dec., 2011.
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"They need to take the two sisters out onto the Liberty Expressway and throw them out the window of their truck as punishment. If they can be cruel to an animal, then they can be cruel to humans."
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tocar 2 years, 1 month ago
There is zero tolerance for people who are inhumane to animals. A ride to the Humane Society would have been the right thing to do. Now, take them to the border and throw them across from a moving truck. Neuter and spay them so they cannot hurt little children or seniors.
bubbavet 2 years, 1 month ago
A ride to the "inhumane Society" does no good unless you are willing to pay them to take the animals. "IT AIN'T FREE" Been there done that.
waltspecht 2 years, 1 month ago
To even make a statement like that shows you to be more inhumane then the culprits. How can you compare Cats to People? Now cruelity to animals is wrong, but your comment is so much worse. Didn't see your squawk about the guy getting shot in the face, and wanting those perpetrators shot in the face.
jglass 2 years, 1 month ago
Cruelity to anyone, animal, etc. is absolutely UNACCEPTABLE.
redneckgourmet 2 years, 1 month ago
Amen, jglass. Why is it that people get all crazy about a couple of kittens being abused (which is totally wrong, don't misunderstand me), but those same people just shrug off a beating or shooting between two human beings? I guess it's the cute little face...
Happy 2 years, 1 month ago
Did you know the penalties for abusing animals are harsher than abusing children. Abusing any helpless being is WRONG!
alleebrin 2 years, 1 month ago
Left to me people would have to qualify to have children, pets and old folks!!
erock 2 years, 1 month ago
Heartless, I think best describes these individuals. What is their legalization status? These kittens were treated the same way the drug cartels treat human beings in Juareaz and Tijuana Mexico.
erudite 2 years, 1 month ago
I hope the rapture starts here in Albany, GA.
coachjohnson42 2 years, 1 month ago
Did the teens confess? Because no cats were ever found
VSU 2 years, 1 month ago
Maybe they ran away in the woods? Providing they were still alive or somebody stopped and picked them up. Although I didn't see any of that on the reports or news.
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In almost 30 malls sprinkled across four states, Beauty Plus Salon beckons prospective makeover recipients with a fleet of skilled stylists and a colossal selection of professional beauty products. "The beauty industry never slows down," staffers say on Facebook, so "neither do we." That's why mall-goers find Beauty Salon open seven days a week. Between the retail shelves that average 500 nail polish colors, clients get gussied with services that pamper hair, skin, and nails.
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Canastota Kart Speedway's slick indoor track and nearly quarter-mile outdoor raceway sing with the sounds of rumbling power from the engines of muscular sprint karts, easy-handling NasKarts, and double-seat Sidewinders. While they chew up asphalt on their way to the checkered flag, the aerodynamic karts remain as safe as they are fast thanks to sturdy roll cages and four-point safety harnesses. Batting cages stand ready for muscles looking to work through prerace warm-ups, and electric kiddy karts and a klaxon-filled arcade keep diminutive drivers entertained. The smell of savory fried fare emanates from the track's in-house grill, setting the table for postrace refueling or attempts to engineer karts that run solely on french fries.
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Like many teenagers, Chelsea Shorney loved putting on makeup in high school, according to the Eagle Bulletin. But unlike most teens, her passion for beauty and healthy skin was so great, it led her to move to New York City after graduation. While studying at the Atelier Esthetique Institute of Esthetics, she lived in a YMCA and soldiered on despite the deprecating remarks of others??many people said they wouldn't trust her to treat their skin because she was so young.
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Thank you for reading my blog post. I am glad that you enjoyed it :)
Ann, thank you for welcoming me back. I have been depressed being away. You rock and I am looking forward to your health insights. I have implemented some previous ideas from you and feel much better.
Ann, What a very well said comment you made on my blog on Validation! I agree with all you said. Validation works both ways! THANK YOU for taking the time to read and comment! Bless you, friend! :)
Thanks for the comment, Ann! I heard you on IronJen's podcast and Josh has been looking for a 3 day cleanse. He can't wait until the Suero Cleanse arrives! Thanks for sharing about it. Happy to connect with you!
I agree, I thought this made it formal though!
I'm really excited and looking forward to Jen's show and the interview. I've also made a guest blog post on her site that should be of interest. I can't wait, even though it's early on Friday! :)
No problem. Thx Mike
Thanks for that tip, Ann!
Thanks for the welcome Ann!
Thank's Ann I will do that. I still have no clue what i am doing. but will keep Trying. Thank You for the advice.
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Meet Teton Regional Land Trust Board Member and Conservation Easement Donor, Tim Brockish. In this short video, Tim will tell you a bit about this year's Membership Raffle in this short video! Click on his image to watch!
To be entered in this great raffle, simply join as a member or renew your membership toTeton Regional Land Trust by clicking here.
Of Trout and Tetons - Orvis Blog Features TRLT
Thank you Orvis for featuring the preservation and restoration work we do along the Henry's Fork, Teton and South Fork of the Snake Rivers!
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Teton Regional Land Trust Reaches 30,000 acres!
Honoring the Past and Looking to the Future
Fremont County Family Preserves 265 Acres
Honoring the past and looking to the future is important for many families. Recently a Fremont County family found the perfect way to make tribute to the hard work of generations who came before and create a lasting legacy for generations to come.
Lowell and Rayola Birch loved their land on the Henry's Fork, they worked hard and made their farm productive. Along the way, they raised a family who loves the land as much as they did. Last week, their children protected their family farm forever. They created the Lowell E. and Rayola R. Birch Wildlife Conservation Easement, a voluntary protection agreement.
"This is a tribute to our parents," one of the family members explained. "Our father loved the outdoors, really enjoyed being out. We also wanted this to be a place where the grandkids love to come because of the open space"
This important farm ground is also vital to many wildlife species that live along the river's edge. The Teton Regional Land Trust and the Bureau of Land Management have worked with the landowners to create a lasting legacy for future generations, preserving wildlife habitat and keeping the farm in operation. With these 265 acres under conservation easement, the Teton Regional Land Trust celebrates over 30,000 acres protected in the region! Click below to read more about this project.


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The University-of Houston-Victoria is concerned about the health and safety of its employees, and hazard awareness is a basic part of any safety and health program. The University will provide a safe place in which to work and instruct it employees in safe work practices. However, employees have the responsibility to learn and follow established policy and procedures. This program provides the knowledge and training you need to work safely with chemicals or other hazardous materials to reduce the possibility of exposure to their physical dangers.
The best way to protect your health and safety is to know about each of the chemicals you work with. Some chemicals can explode or start fires. Others can cause skin rashes, breathing problems, or more serious illnesses. But, if you handle hazardous chemicals carefully, following the right precautions, these chemicals can be handled safely. You can help prevent illness and injury by reading the Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) if you are unsure about a chemical and the warning labels for each chemical you use. MSDSs and warning labels provide key health and safety information about the hazardous chemicals in your work area.
The Campus Safety and Risk Manager is the University's HAZCOM Coordinator. The Campus Safety and Risk Manager also serves as the Campus Safety Officer and may be contacted at (361) 570-4245 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
The University, in order to comply with the Texas Hazard Communication Act (HAZCOM), has developed and implemented the following hazard communication program. The Act applies to colleges and universities and other public employers over whom OSHA does not have jurisdiction.
HAZCOM provides employees access to information on hazardous chemicals to which they may be exposed. The central concept behind the Act is the employees' "right-to-know." State agencies are required to:
- notify employees of the law and their rights;
- provide training as needed on the hazards and safe use of chemicals in their workplaces;
- provide appropriate personal protective equipment;
- make material safety data sheets (MSDSs) readily available to employees;
- ensure that chemical containers are labeled;
- prepare workplace chemical lists if hazardous chemical inventories exceed 55 gallons or 500 pounds.
- Workplace Chemical Lists will be made readily available for employees and their representatives by request to the Safety Office.
New employees will be advised of the Hazard Communication Act and of any operation in their work area involving hazardous chemicals or physical agents during their initial Safety orientation.
Continuing education will be provided as part of the departmental meetings conducted by supervisors or the Safety Office. The use of equipment and personal protective equipment and/or Material Safety Data Sheets will be discussed periodically to ensure your knowledge and understanding of how to request and use personal protective equipment.
The unit head or Campus Safety & Risk Manager will meet with contractors to ensure that they are advised of potential hazardous chemical exposures in areas in which employees might be working.
A Glossary of Common MSDS Terms used in preparing Material Safety Data Sheets is located at www.uhv.edu/Business/Safety/manual/MSDSGlossary.aspx. Should you not understand or be unsure of language, definitions or procedures, ask your supervisor for clarification or contact the Campus Safety & Risk Manager at extension 4245.
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Take a trip down Mexico way with Square Meal's guide to the best Mexican restaurants and bars offering authentic, flavour-packed Mexican food to set you up for feisty, Tequila-fuelled evenings.
Chummy, cheerful and cheap, with fast and friendly service, this casual Brixton Market taqueria serves tacos, tortillas, tostadas and quesadillas in abundance – plus a popular brunch of huevos rancheros. Relive your gap year as you drink BYO booze and the house hibiscus water; as the name Casa Morita suggests, you do feel like you're a guest in somebody's house.
Restaurateur Will Ricker had a hit on his hands with Soho's La Bodega Negra (below), and this Shoreditch sibling fizzes with just as much funk. The laid-back, beach-bar-style dining room's wide-ranging menu mixes sticky pork tacos, spicy fried chicken and the like with a Tequila-laden cocktail list, while staff are prompt and eager to please.
Will Ricker's flagship Mexican is worth checking into just for the thrill of walking directly through the doors of what appears to be a Soho sex shop. Make it past the bouncer and you'll find a subterranean dining room with flickering lamps, peeling plaster and wine-barrel-filled alcoves – plus a Tequila bar doling out margaritas of all flavours. Keep your eyes peeled for celebs as you soak up the cool vibe.
If you're after the authentic taste of Mexico, this racy Latin hangout, with its regional specialities such as quesadillas stuffed with chorizo and courgette flowers, or chipotle-doused shrimp tacos, is for you. The drinks list also stays true to its Mexican roots with a fine selection of Tequilas, native wines, beers and cinnamon-spiced horchata.
Smarter than most Mexican joints in the capital, Mestizo offers a fusion of Mexican and Spanish street-food flavours, from deep-fried tortillas stuffed with spicy fish to regional specialities such as mole huasteco ( grilled chicken from the Mexican state of Hidalgo served with spicy chocolate sauce) – all washed down with lashings of Tequila. It's also the place to party come Day of the Dead.
This colourful eatery attracts everyone from families filling up on first-rate Mexican food to young sophisticates drawn to Santo's expertly mixed margaritas and soulful tunes. Mix and match tacos and roll-your-own tortillas, followed by tender, subtly spiced ox cheeks – and look out for DJs on Friday and Saturday nights.
Taqueria's diner-style surrounds might not bring to mind the fast-food joints of Mexico and southern California, but the tostados, tacos and quesadillas are the real deal. Corn tortillas are made on the premises and stuffed with free-range meats and carefully sourced spices, while Tequilas and drinks such as imported beers and horchata spirit quench the thirst.
This bijou basement pleasure pit is pure Tijuana ghetto-chic and draws a fun-seeking crowd for early-evening cocktails and tapas that somehow always turn into an all-night affair. The drinks are the real draw here, with torches filled with lit Tequila, heady punchbowls and a miniature train that dispenses shots keeping the party firing on all cylinders.
It may be a chain, but there's no denying that Thomasina Miers' spirited cantinas shake up a mean margarita, know how to stuff a burrito, and that she and the team still have enough soul and passion in their veins to innovate. Temporary site Wahaca Southbank is a case in point, with a hip make-do-and-mend feel, a buzzy vibe and great views of the Thames. Also look out for new Wahaca spin-off, Burrito Mama, in the City's One New Change building.
Slick restaurateur Arjun Waney is transforming the site of his former Mediterranean Mayfair restaurant Aurelia into a high-end Mexican which will open on 11 November. The two-floor venue will emulate the lively but luxurious ambience of its Peruvian sibling Coya, and features a taco bar among other draws.


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Why are the photo galleries on The Verge so sub par compared to Polygon?
If you look at this link from Polygon
You can see how much faster you can change images and how responsive it is. Compared to the recent S4 review its night and day. I don't know why the photo galleries are so bad compared to even other Vox media sites, but I would like to know if this is going to get any better any time soon?


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GIORGIO IN INDIA: Giorgio Armani is set to put his signature on Mumbai's skyline. The designer has inked an agreement with Gruppo Lodha, a leading Indian real estate developer, to design and furnish both the apartments and the common spaces of the World Towers residential complex.
Located in Upper Worli, an upscale area in the heart of Mumbai, the new digs, to be unveiled in 2015, will include World One, a 117-story skyscraper, which will be the tallest residential tower in the world, along with a shorter twin building, called World Crest. Custom Armani Casa furniture will be provided for the World Residences featuring three to four bedrooms; the World Villas with private swimming pools, and the World Mansions, two-story flats with private swimming pools, gyms and lifts.


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Not unlike the men it is marketed toward, Lindsay Lohan's Playboy spread will come early this month. Hugh Hefner confirmed the news on Twitter Friday.
"Because of the interest & the Internet leak, we're releasing the Lindsay Lohan issue early," Hugh said after the leak of the Lindsay Lohan Playboy pictures.
"The Lindsay Lohan pictorial has been leaked on the Internet & is causing a sensation," he said, stating the obvious regarding "a true Collector's Edition."
This is NOT one of the Lindsay Lohan Playboy pictures. It's from New York Magazine in 2008, when she also posed nude in a Marilyn Monroe-themed pictorial.
A rep for the magazine said someone had taken the cover and photos from an advance copy of the magazine and posted them online "without permission."
The rep said nothing official would be released until December, but that was before Hef's announcement. There's no word yet on just how early "early" is.
Lohan, who squeezed in the Playboy shoot between court dates, community service obligations and whatever the hell else she does, has not commented.
She banked close to $1 million for the nude shoot, and while it remains to be seen if the leak will hurt sales, she and Playboy are certainly buzzworthy now.
"Lindsay Lohan was the top search name on the Internet yesterday. Her issue goes on sale next week. Hot. Hot. Hot!" Hefner Tweeted enthusiastically.
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She is hot, why are people sayn she is ugly she dont make wise desicions but far from ugly
I like my woman to be a little on the wild side, lindsay is still a good looker and i would not kick her out of bed. nice pics can not wait to see the issue. I can only hope she will learn how to avoid getting into situations where law enforcement has to take her to jail or even worse gets herself killed or takes out an innocent man woman or child in the process. Be good lindsay have a merry christmas, enjoy and use your cash from this project wisely and try do good for others in need with part of it. yours truly jeff p.s. hope to see you in another movie soon
Why does anyone even think she is hot? She is pale as shit and ugly as shit. This is attractive to men? Sure does blow my mind that anyone would think shes even a little bit cute. Nasty!
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Beef Hormone Trade Dispute
by Merton Smith, Ph.D., J.D., Special Assistant for International Activities, Center for Veterinary Medicine
FDA Veterinarian Newsletter November/December 2005 Volume XX, No VI
In 1985, the European Union (EU) enacted a ban on production and importation of meat derived from animals treated with growth-promoting hormones. The EU justified the ban as needed to protect the health and safety of consumers from the illegal and unregulated use of hormones in livestock production in several EU Member States.
On January 1, 1989, the EU banned the import of U.S. beef produced with growth-promoting hormones. This action dramatically reduced beef exports to EU Member States. The value of the lost exports was about $100 million. The United States retaliated by imposing 100 percent duties on $100 million in EU products exported to the United States. This retaliation continued with some adjustments during the period of 1989-1996.
In April 1996, the United States requested that the World Trade Organization (WTO) Dispute Settlement Body (DSB) establish a panel to consider the U.S. claim that "European Community measures against certain growth hormones (the six hormones involved in this dispute were estradiol-17, progesterone, testosterone, trenbolone, zeranol, and melengestrol acetate [MGA]; the first three are natural hormones and the second three are synthetic hormones) adversely affect imports of meat and meat products and appear[ed] to be inconsistent with the obligations of the European Communities under…the Sanitary and Phytosanitary (SPS) Agreement…."
In May 1996, a panel (the Hormones Panel, officially called "Panel on EC Measures Concerning Meat and Meat Products [Hormones])" was formed "to examine…the matter…and to make such findings as will assist the DSB in making the recommendations or in giving the rulings provided for in the SPS (and other WTO) agreements." In February 1997, the Hormones Panel consulted with scientific and technical experts and issued its final report in June 1997, in which it found that EC measures were inconsistent with the SPS Agreement.
(By way of background, the WTO's dispute resolution procedures permit a WTO Member government to request that a dispute resolution panel be established to determine whether measures maintained by another WTO Member government violate its obligations under the WTO agreements. Such a panel, normally consisting of three individuals selected in consultation with the parties to the dispute, considers written submissions and oral arguments by the parties. According to the applicable WTO procedures, a panel may seek advice from experts selected in consultation with the parties to the dispute, particularly in a dispute involving scientific or technical issues.)
Following an EU appeal of the initial findings of the Hormones Panel, in February 1998 the WTO Appellate Body upheld the Panel's findings that the EU was inconsistent with Articles 3.3 and 5.1 of the SPS Agreement.
Article 5.1 states that "Members shall ensure that their sanitary or phytosanitary measures are based on an assessment, as appropriate to the circumstances, of the risks to humans, animal or plant life or health, taking into account risk assessment techniques developed by the relevant international organizations." The EU was inconsistent with that article because it "maintained measures which were not based on a risk assessment," the panel said.
The panel also found that the EU was inconsistent with Article 3.3 of the SPS Agreement. That article says that "Members may introduce or maintain sanitary of phytosanitary measures which result in a higher level of sanitary or phytosanitary protection than would be achieved by measures based on the relevant international standards, guidelines, or recommendations, if there is a scientific justification, or as a consequence of the level of sanitary or phytosanitary protection a Member determines to be appropriate in accordance with the relevant provisions of paragraphs 1 through 8 of Article 5." The panel said that, "by maintaining sanitary measures which are not based on existing international standards without justification under Article 3.3 of the SPS agreement, it had acted inconsistently with the requirements…of that agreement."
Finally, after arbitration proceedings and other delays, in July 1999 the DSB authorized the United States to begin collecting tariffs, by suspending its concessions on $116.8 million worth of imports from the EU, the amount that it lost each year due to the hormone ban.
Following the findings of the Hormone Panel, the EU announced it would conduct additional studies and risk assessments on hormones that would satisfy its Article 5.1 obligations.
EU requests further hormone consultations
On November 8, 2004, the EU filed a request for consultations with the United States asserting that the United States should have removed its retaliatory measures because the EU believed it had now removed the measures found to be SPS-inconsistent by the Hormones Panel. Specifically, on October 14, 2003, the EU amended its Council Directive 96/22/EC concerning the prohibition on the use in stockfarming of certain substances having a hormonal or thyrostatic action and of beta-agonists and asserted that it was now in conformity with the Hormones Panel. The EU further asserted that the amendment of Directive 96/22/EC was based on comprehensive risk assessments, in particular on the opinions of its Scientific Committee on Veterinary Measures relating to Public Health. Underpinning these risk assessments were a number of EU-funded and initiated studies and projects. The EU concluded that "the avoidance of intake of oestradiol 17ß is of absolute importance to human health and that, consequently, the placing on the market of meat containing this substance should be prohibited." With regard to the other hormones in dispute, the EU provisionally prohibited the placing on the market of meat containing these substances because the EU asserted that relevant scientific evidence was insufficient.
The United States disagreed and denied both that the new Council Directive 96/22/EC was based on science and that the Directive implemented the DSB's recommendations and rulings. The United States formally stated that it considered the new Directive to be inconsistent with the EU obligations under the SPS Agreement 5.1 and that it would continue to impose retaliatory duties on certain products from the EU. In January 2005, the EU requested the WTO to convene another dispute resolution panel.
The United States believes that, contrary to the EU's claim, there are no studies that demonstrate there is increased health risk from the consumption of meat from animals treated with growth-promoting hormones.
The first meeting of this new panel and the disputing parties took place in September 2005. To highlight the broad interest that this case continues to have, it is interesting to note that this has been the first time a WTO dispute panel meeting has been conducted and broadcast in full transparency. Initially the panel was expected to complete its work within six months, but several months ago determined that, "due to the complexity of the dispute and the administrative and procedural matters involved," it is not expected to issue a final report until October 2006.
This trade dispute has been ongoing for a number of years and has been rather bitter especially considering that it has involved a relatively small amount of trade. (For example, in 1999 the trade lost from hormone-treated beef amounted to less than 0.1 percent of all U.S. exports to the EU.)
Relying on JECFA, CCRVDF, and CAC
In this continuing hormone trade dispute with the EU, the United States has relied significantly on the safety decisions made by the Codex Alimentarius Commission (CAC), its Codex Committee on Residues of Veterinary Drugs in Foods (CCRVDF), and the Joint Expert Committee on Food Additives (JECFA), especially in pressing its case before the 1996 Hormones Panel.
For the six hormones at issue in this dispute, JECFA considered five of the substances (all except MGA) and made recommendations on four of them (excluding trenbolone) during its 32nd Session in 1987. For trenbolone, further data were sought, and a JECFA recommendation was made in 1989. The CCRVDF considered the JECFA recommendations at its meeting in 1987 and recommended draft standards for the three endogenous hormones and one of the synthetic hormones, zeranol. These draft standards were approved by the CAC at Step 5 in 1989. Standards for these four hormones were considered at Step 8 by the CAC in June 1991, but, following a vote on the matter, were not adopted. A draft standard for trenbolone at Step 5 was adopted on 1991.
In June 1995, the CAC adopted standards, at Step 8, for the five hormones (all except MGA), on the basis of a vote. These standards apply exclusively with respect to cattle and meat and meat products of bovine origin, when these hormones are used for growth promotion purposes.
For the three natural hormones in dispute, estradiol-17, progesterone, and testosterone, CAC considered it "unnecessary" to establish an Average Daily Intake (ADI) or Maximum Residue Level (MRL). Specifically, the CAC standard states:
"Establishing an ADI and an (MRL) for a hormone that is produced endogenously at variable levels in human beings was considered unnecessary by the Committee (CCRVDF). Residues resulting from the use of this substance as a growth promoter in accordance with good animal husbandry practice are unlikely to pose a hazard to human health."
Earlier, in the 32nd Report of the JECFA (1988 JECFA Report) on which the Codex hormone standards are based, JECFA concluded that residues arising from the use of testosterone and estradiol-17 as growth promoters in accordance with good animal husbandry practice are unlikely to pose a hazard to human health and that the amount of exogenous progesterone ingested in meat from treated animals would not be capable of exerting a hormonal effect, and therefore, any toxic effect, in human beings. (The term "good animal husbandry practices" is recognized to mean "the official recommended or authorized usage including withdrawal periods, approved by national authorities, of veterinary drugs under practical conditions." This is an important condition given that some of the EU concerns were raised with reference to the improper use of hormones.)
With respect to two of the synthetic hormones at issue, zeranol and trenbolone, the JECFA recommendations concluded that any toxic effects of these hormones are associated with their hormonal properties and that an ADI could thus be established on the basis of a no-hormonal-effect level. JECFA adopted what it considered to be a conservative approach by using animals highly sensitive to these hormonal substances and using a safety factor of 100.
For these two synthetic hormones the JECFA recommendations included the following: an ADI of 0-0.5 µg/kg body weight for zeranol and 0-0.0225 µg/kg body weight for trenbolone, and for both hormones an MRL of 2.25 µg/kg in bovine muscle and 10.25 µg/kg in bovine liver. According to JECFA, the MRLs thus obtained should not exceed the Codex ADI or safe level at any time after implantation of the drug, regardless of the withdrawal period used.
The CAC vote in 1995 adopting these JECFA recommendations about hormones was not unanimous. The CAC usually adopts its standards by consensus, but in this case consensus was not possible. The CAC adopted the hormone standards by a majority vote: 33 to 29, with seven countries abstaining.
The approval of these five hormones by the CAC provided important support for the United States in its subsequent case in the WTO against the EU.
Public health protection and the hormone trade dispute
It is clear from this dispute over the safety of hormones that Codex decisions can be used to either support or to lend non-support to national food safety control measures in trade disputes. But the primary interest of both the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the Center for Veterinary Medicine (CVM) in participating in the standard-setting activities of Codex and JECFA is to ensure that Codex decisions are based on sound science with the goal of protecting the public health.
FDA is not a trade facilitation or trade promotion arm of the U.S. Government, but many of FDA's decisions and actions clearly may result in effects on international trade for food and other products. Even though it is not a trade promotion agency, FDA does have a responsibility to explain the scientific and regulatory basis for its decisions and to provide evidence that the decisions are applied consistently to comparable risks. This kind of information is regularly given to U.S. trade protection or promotion agencies such as the U.S. Department of Commerce or the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative, as well as to foreign government and industry officials who ask for such information.
Furthermore, FDA has some responsibilities articulated in law to support U.S. trade agencies and some of their activities when they do not contravene FDA's public health purposes. Specifically, the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act's (FFDCA) section 803(c)(1) requires that "the Secretary shall support the Office of the United States Trade Representative, in consultation with the Secretary of Commerce, in meetings with representatives of other countries to discuss methods and approaches to reduce the burden of regulation and harmonize regulatory requirements if the Secretary determines that such harmonization continues consumer protections consistent with the purposes of this Act. (2) The Secretary shall support the Office of the United States Trade Representative, in consultation with the Secretary of Commerce, in efforts to move toward the acceptance of mutual recognition agreements relating to the regulation of drugs, biological products, devices, foods, food additives, and color additives, and the regulation of good manufacturing practices, between the European Union and the United States. (3) The Secretary shall regularly participate in meetings with representatives of other foreign governments to discuss and reach agreement on methods and approaches to harmonize regulatory requirements;" and section 903(b)(3) of the FDCA concerning FDA's mission: "The Administration shall… participate through appropriate processes with representatives of other countries to reduce the burden of regulation, harmonize regulatory requirements, and achieve appropriate reciprocal arrangements."
Need for credible science-based rules
In the end, if the scientific basis of health and safety standards is perceived to be invalid, whether they are viewed as overly protective or not protective enough, there will be distrust by the public of the regulatory actions that are based on those standards. Failing credibility may also result in increased problems related to a growing lack of compliance by product manufacturers and users. For example, reports of illegal products being available on black markets in some countries may indicate, in addition to inadequate enforcement capabilities, that government regulatory requirements are viewed as arbitrary or scientifically unjustifiable. The availability and use of such illegal products clearly can greatly exacerbate potential public health problems.
(In 2001 Dr. Rainer Stephany of the National Institute of Public Health and the Environment in Bilthoven, the Netherlands, reported that in some EU Member States extended black markets exist, facilitating the use of between 35 and 55 illegal hormonally active growth promoters in farm animals.)
Strong science-based national requirements and international standards are, and will continue to be, the focus of CVM's work both in its domestic regulatory capacity and in its participation in the work of Codex and JECFA.


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