Health

Parliament sides with Commission to approve controversial new antimicrobials rules

The European Parliament has given its green light to a controversial new antimicrobials regulation, dismissing a motion calling for tighter restrictions on antibiotics use in animals and allowing the Commission to move forward on its plans to tackle anti-microbial resistance.

On Thursday (16 September) the Parliament’s plenary voted against the motion for a resolution on a Commission delegated act designed to tackle the burgeoning issue of AMR. [EP/Daina LE LARDIC]

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Updated: 29-09-2024

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