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| ==== Fragmentation and the Policy Direction ==== | ==== Fragmentation and the Policy Direction ==== |
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| A consistent finding in EU policy documents is that the regulatory framework for algae production is fragmented across multiple legal acts with no single overarching EU framework. The Commission Staff Working Document SWD(2022) 249 final "Towards a Strong and Sustainable EU Algae Sector" [[https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/ALL/?uri=COM:2022:592:FIN|EURlex]] explicitly identifies this fragmentation as a barrier to sector development, noting that seaweed aquaculture alone is subject to at least eight separate EU legal acts (Common Fisheries Policy, Habitats Directive, Marine Strategy Framework Directive, Water Framework Directive, Maritime Spatial Planning Directive, Novel Foods Regulation, Alien Species Regulation, Nagoya Protocol compliance regulation — see section 3.1 __Legal basis context__ of the related document SWD(2022) 361 final that document). | A consistent finding in EU policy documents is that the regulatory framework for algae production is fragmented across multiple legal acts with no single overarching EU framework. The Commission Communication COM(2022) final "Towards a Strong and Sustainable EU Algae Sector" [[https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/ALL/?uri=COM:2022:592:FIN|EURlex]] explicitly identifies this fragmentation as a barrier to sector development, noting that seaweed aquaculture alone is subject to at least eight separate EU legal acts (Common Fisheries Policy, Habitats Directive, Marine Strategy Framework Directive, Water Framework Directive, Maritime Spatial Planning Directive, Novel Foods Regulation, Alien Species Regulation, Nagoya Protocol compliance regulation — see section 3.1 __Legal basis context__ of the related document SWD(2022) 361 final that document). |
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