Problems of legal regulation of accommodation of animal by-products

Abstract

The issue of circulation of livestock by-products is currently a topic for discussion and consideration in the field of agriculture. There are inaccuracies in the legal aspect, which also occur after the adoption of a number of regulatory legal acts. These points require careful consideration and require some recommendations aimed at correcting the difficulties that have arisen, which are reflected in judicial practice. This work examines the main body of laws, derives the definitions given in them from the point of view of long-term development to the best interpretation, and also provides a clear vector for research on the topic of shortcomings, touching on the topic of turnover of life expectancy and its connection with actively functioning personal subsidiary plots. We also show the opportunity for owners of private household plots to pay attention to recent changes in legislation in order to prevent possible offenses. At the moment, small and medium-sized enterprises in the livestock sector find themselves in a difficult situation, and therefore we offer a possible option for resolving difficult inconsistencies that arise.