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BENEFITS OF AGREEMENTS ON MUTUAL RECOGNITION • Assuring consumers of an appropriate level of protection, • Better joint use of resources, • Trade facilitation and elimination of delays at ports of entry, • Less dependence on routine inspections • Harmonization of food regulations and control systems, • Quick solutions to problems 24
CONCLUSION • Agreements on mutual recognition and <strong>equivalence</strong> have the potential to facilitate trade and reduce costs • A number of challenges associated with how to judge <strong>equivalence</strong> • CCFICS actively works on the development of guidelines on these matters 25
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