This Law establishes the New State Animal Rights Code in the State of Rio de Janeiro, as an instrument to guide the formulation and execution of public policies related to animal rights in the State and to set guidelines for procedures. The central objective of consolidating a comprehensive legal framework that recognizes animals as conscious and sentient beings, deserving of dignity, protection, and access to justice. It seeks to guide public policies related to animal welfare, defining fundamental rights such as adequate food, shelter, veterinary care, freedom of movement, and protection against suffering, cruelty, and abuse. The Code also introduces clear principles such as the universal protection of all sentient animals, community participation in policymaking, and the prioritization of alternatives that replace the use of animals in human activities, particularly in research and teaching.
Another core objective is to regulate, in detail, human–animal interactions across diverse contexts, such as: domiciled, wild, community, stray, laboratory, and those animals used for economic or transport purposes. It establishes obligations for the State, animal guardians, commercial establishments, and institutions involved with animals, emphasizing responsible guardianship, population control through humane methods, prohibitions on cruel practices, and strict rules for transport, experimentation, and euthanasia. The Law also introduces mechanisms for enforcement and accountability, including penalties, public policies for free veterinary services, strategic partnerships, and other prohibitions, ensuring that animal protection becomes a structured, enforceable, and socially shared responsibility within the State of Rio de Janeiro.

This Law establishes the State Policy to Support Offshore Energy Transition and Marine Spatial Planning in the State of Rio de Janeiro with the primary objective of ensuring that the State participates in the national energy transition while respecting the constitutional competence of the Union over offshore energy exploration and use of marine spaces. To achieve this, the policy promotes technical support for federal planning of offshore energy areas, contributes territorial, socioeconomic, and environmental studies, and advances the sustainable management of the state’s coastal zone. It also embeds principles such as environmental and climate sustainability, cooperative federalism, transparency, and public participation. A second central objective of the law is to stimulate sustainable economic development linked to offshore renewable energy, with emphasis on generating green jobs and strengthening local supply chains. The State is empowered to support workforce training, technological research, and innovation, as well as to establish programmes that integrate local businesses into the emerging offshore energy sector. In addition, the policy encourages participatory governance by requiring public consultations in affected coastal regions and by fostering regional forums for dialogue on social and environmental impacts. It also authorizes cooperation with the Union in licensing and environmental monitoring and aligns its implementation with the state’s long-term strategic development plan (PEDES 2024/2031).

This Law establishes the Professional Training and Employability Programme, focused on the Economic Complexes defined by the Strategic Plan for Economic and Social Development of the State of Rio de Janeiro (Pedes). The Programme is aimed to training workers to meet the demands of the sectors that make up each Complex, promoting job and income generation in line with the principles of innovation, sustainability and territorial cohesion. Its central objective aims at preparing workers to meet the demands of the economic complexes defined by the Pedes. The programme also aims to ensure continuous and updated qualification of the workforce, adapting training initiatives to technological progress and structural changes in different productive sectors. Another key objective is to guide and structure training actions across six strategic economic areas, such as: Oil and Gas, Maritime Economy, Health Economy, Infrastructure and Logistics, Green and Creative Economy and Tourism, ensuring that each receives targeted professional development initiatives. It also prioritizes groups in situations of vulnerability, fosters innovation and entrepreneurship, promotes decentralization of training opportunities, and ensures broad public participation in defining and evaluating offered courses. The law also establishes mechanisms for monitoring, transparency, and impact assessment, ensuring that the program effectively strengthens the knowledge economy and supports sustainable regional development within the state.

This Law, divided into eleven parts, applies to Cypriot vessels and foreign vessels which move, dock or anchor or usually remain within the territory of the Republic for a total period exceeding ninety days within a period of three hundred and sixty-five days. The Law specifies measures and provisions for recreational navigation. The Law defines the following relevant terms: foreign vessel; personal watercraft; harmonised standard; marine sports and entertainment business; sailing vessel; nautical accident; marine incident; fee; territorial sea. The Law covers the following matters: restrictions on use, movement and sail of a vessel without registration and pilot's licence; boat inspection and marine permits; issuance of boat operator's license and related matters, including subjects of nautical schools' programmes; limited use of vessels; operation of water sports and entertainment companies; obligations of businesses and companies; pleasure boat chartering companies and relating obligations; liabilities of charter companies, including: liability for damage that may be suffered by passengers or third parties and liability for marine pollution; technical provisions and construction techniques; navigation and safety equipment; noise pollution from vessels; measures for ensuring protection of the environment, including prohibition of discharging any liquid or solid material into the sea; restriction on boat movement; boat operator obligations; insurance policy concerning liability towards a third party; emergency situation and search and rescue operations; criminal offences committed in violation of the provisions of the Law; investigations of maritime accidents and ship incidents; supervision and compliance mechanism; power to issue Regulations.

This Decree aims to ensure a more efficient and coordinated implementation of state policy in the field of micro, small and medium-scale business development, and promotion of investment and export. It establishes the Agency for Development of Small and Medium-sized Businesses, Investments and Export Promotion under the Ministry of Economy. The Agency shall carry out activities in the direction of supporting the development of micro, small and medium-sized businesses, promoting investments and exports in the non-oil (gas) sector, participating in the protection of the interests of business entities, and coordinating the services of state institutions and entrepreneurs in this area. Until the Agency fully operates, the Agency for Small and Medium Business Development and the Agency for Investment and Export Promotion – AZPROMO under the Ministry of Economy shall continue their activities.

These Measures for the Recognition of Grain Emergency Support Enterprises are issued by China’s National Food and Strategic Reserves Administration for identifying and managing enterprises responsible for supporting grain emergency response and supply security. The Measures aim to strengthen the national grain emergency support system, ensure food security during emergencies, and standardize the selection and management of enterprises undertaking emergency storage, processing, transportation, distribution, and supply tasks.
Five categories of emergency support enterprises are recognized, including storage and transport enterprises, processing enterprises, distribution centres, supply outlets, and comprehensive support centres. The Measures establish qualification criteria relating to legal compliance, food safety, environmental protection, production safety, operational capacity, and emergency response capability. They prescribe procedures for application, review, field verification, public disclosure, inclusion in and removal from official enterprise lists, and dynamic management. Recognized enterprises are required to participate in emergency supply operations, emergency drills, and government-directed mobilization during grain emergencies. The Measures also provide for information reporting, supervision, financial and policy support, compensation mechanisms, and the creation of emergency “green channels” to facilitate rapid grain supply during crises.

The application of international standards in Azerbaijan shall be carried out on the basis of their adoption as a state standard by the decision of the national standardization body, taking into account the interests of the national economy of the country. This Decree lays down the grounds for adoption of an international standard as a state standard and the processes of application, adoption or rejection of the application.

La presente Resolución tiene como objetivo principal establecer y aprobar los requisitos sanitarios para la importación de rinocerontes procedentes de Brasil, en el marco de la normativa andina y nacional en materia de sanidad agraria. En este sentido, busca garantizar que la introducción de estos animales al territorio peruano no represente riesgos para la salud animal, la salud pública ni la sanidad agropecuaria del país. Para ello, se apoya en las competencias del Servicio Nacional de Sanidad Agraria (SENASA), encargado de prevenir, controlar y erradicar enfermedades y plagas, así como de regular el ingreso de animales y productos de origen animal mediante medidas sanitarias obligatorias. Asimismo, la resolución establece condiciones específicas de certificación, control sanitario y cuarentena que deben cumplirse antes, durante y después de la importación. Entre estas medidas se incluyen la exigencia de certificados sanitarios oficiales, la verificación del estado de salud de los animales mediante pruebas diagnósticas, periodos de aislamiento bajo supervisión veterinaria, y controles de transporte y embarque. También se prevé la aplicación de cuarentenas post-ingreso en el Perú y la obligación de cumplir con normas internacionales como las de la CITES cuando se trate de especies amenazadas. En conjunto, la norma busca asegurar un comercio internacional seguro de animales vivos, protegiendo al mismo tiempo la sanidad y la biodiversidad.

Esta Resolución tiene como objetivo principal establecer requisitos fitosanitarios obligatorios para la importación de frutos frescos de naranja provenientes de Egipto, con el fin de prevenir la introducción y propagación de plagas que puedan afectar la sanidad agraria del Perú. En este contexto, la norma se fundamenta en la legislación nacional y en los principios internacionales en materia de comercio y sanidad vegetal, destacando la necesidad de basar las medidas en evaluaciones técnicas de riesgo, como el análisis de plagas realizado por SENASA y las coordinaciones bilaterales con la autoridad fitosanitaria egipcia. Asimismo, la resolución busca garantizar un nivel adecuado de protección fitosanitaria mediante la aplicación de medidas estrictas a lo largo de toda la cadena de exportación e importación, incluyendo el registro y certificación de lugares de producción y empaquetado, la emisión de certificados fitosanitarios oficiales, la aplicación de tratamientos cuarentenarios (como el tratamiento en frío), y la inspección en el punto de ingreso al país. En conjunto, estas disposiciones están orientadas a mitigar los riesgos de introducción de plagas cuarentenarias y asegurar un comercio seguro de productos vegetales, protegiendo la producción agrícola y el patrimonio fitosanitario nacional.

These Provisions establish a comprehensive legal framework to ensure that online catering service providers in China take full responsibility for food safety. They apply to both third-party platforms and individual merchants providing catering services through websites or apps, emphasizing a management approach based on risk prevention and social co-governance. The primary goal is to safeguard public health by mandating that digital food services adhere to the same stringent safety standards as physical establishments under the Food Safety Law and E-commerce Law.
Specifically, the Provisions detail strict operational requirements, including the mandatory verification of business licenses, the establishment of food safety management systems, and the preservation of order data. They outlines severe penalties for non-compliance. By defining the specific duties of "Food Safety Officers" and requiring regular self-inspections, the Provisions aim to close loopholes in the online food delivery supply chain.

The Provisions on the Supervision and Administration of Kindergartens’ Implementation of Primary Responsibility for Food Safety, jointly issued by China’s State Administration for Market Regulation and the Ministry of Education, set up rules to ensure food safety in kindergarten meal services and clarifies the responsibilities of kindergarten principals, food safety directors, food safety officers, canteen operators, and catering suppliers. The Provisions emphasize risk prevention, nutritional standards, public welfare principles, and full-chain management of food procurement, storage, processing, delivery, and serving.
The Provisions require daily inspections, weekly risk reviews, monthly food safety meetings, staff training, supplier evaluation, food sample retention, information disclosure, and strengthened supervision by education and market regulation authorities. They prohibit high-risk foods and ingredients, including nitrites, bulk edible oil and salt, certain raw and cold foods, and specified hazardous products. The Provisions also promote “Internet + Transparent Kitchens,” parent participation, meal accompaniment systems, food safety insurance, and enhanced penalties for violations, while requiring regular inspections and accountability mechanisms to ensure safe and nutritious meals for children.

This Work Plan for the “Protecting Growth” Initiative on the Safety Supervision of Infant and Young Child Complementary Foods is a policy document at the national level issued by China’s State Administration for Market Regulation. The Plan aims to strengthen the safety regulation of complementary foods for infants and young children aged 6–36 months, including cereal-based complementary foods, canned complementary foods, and nutritional supplements. It seeks to improve product quality and safety through stricter licensing, enhanced inspections, stronger enforcement, digital supervision, and coordinated governance, with the objective of establishing a more standardized, orderly, and secure market environment by the end of 2026.
The Plan requires stricter production licensing reviews, compliance with new national standards, strengthened food safety management systems, HACCP implementation, product traceability, recall mechanisms, and enhanced control of commissioned production. It prohibits misleading health-related claims and the use of certain ingredients, including honey, irradiated raw materials, and hydrogenated oils. The Plan also increases inspection and sampling frequency, strengthens oversight of online sales, promotes “Internet + AI” supervision, and provides for stricter penalties and coordinated enforcement against food safety violations.

La presente Resolución tiene como objetivo principal establecer el Límite Máximo de Captura Total Permisible (LMCTP) para el recurso calamar gigante o pota (Dosidicus gigas) durante el periodo enero‑junio de 2026, fijando una cuota inicial aplicable a la pesca artesanal autorizada. Esta medida se fundamenta en evidencia científica proporcionada por el IMARPE y busca regular el aprovechamiento del recurso hidrobiológico, considerado patrimonio de la Nación, garantizando su explotación racional en función de criterios biológicos, ambientales y socioeconómicos. Asimismo, la norma se inserta dentro del sistema de ordenamiento pesquero nacional, que define cuotas, temporadas, métodos de pesca y demás medidas necesarias para la conservación y uso sostenible de los recursos marinos. Adicionalmente, la resolución establece un conjunto integral de medidas de ordenamiento, control y fiscalización orientadas a asegurar el cumplimiento de la cuota y la sostenibilidad del recurso. Entre estas se incluyen límites específicos de captura para determinadas embarcaciones, condiciones sobre permisos, métodos de pesca y registro de desembarques, así como mecanismos de monitoreo continuo por parte del IMARPE y autoridades competentes. También se prevé la suspensión de actividades cuando se alcance la cuota o existan riesgos biológicos, y se refuerzan los sistemas de vigilancia, transporte y trazabilidad del recurso. En conjunto, la norma busca promover una gestión pesquera sostenible, prevenir la sobreexplotación y contribuir a la seguridad alimentaria, asegurando el adecuado aprovechamiento económico del recurso.

La presente Resolución tiene como objetivo principal modificar y ampliar el Límite Máximo de Captura Total Permisible (LMCTP) del recurso calamar gigante o pota (Dosidicus gigas), extendiendo su vigencia hasta el 31 de diciembre de 2026 y fijando un nuevo límite anual de 479.311 toneladas. Con ello, la norma busca ajustar la gestión pesquera a la información científica disponible, garantizando que la explotación del recurso se realice bajo criterios de racionalidad y sostenibilidad, conforme al marco de la Ley General de Pesca. Asimismo, establece límites diferenciados para embarcaciones artesanales, incluyendo restricciones específicas según su capacidad de bodega. Adicionalmente, la resolución persigue como objetivo asegurar el aprovechamiento sostenible del recurso mediante un enfoque precautorio, introduciendo medidas de seguimiento, fiscalización y posibilidad de suspensión de las actividades extractivas cuando se alcancen los límites establecidos o ante recomendaciones técnicas. También promueve un uso ordenado del recurso que optimice sus beneficios sociales y económicos, en particular para la pesca artesanal, contribuyendo así a mantener un stock saludable y a favorecer la disponibilidad del recurso en el tiempo.

La presente Resolución tiene como objetivo principal modificar el límite máximo de captura total permisible (LMCTP) de inicio del recurso calamar gigante o pota (Dosidicus gigas), ampliando su periodo de aplicación hasta el 31 de agosto de 2026 y estableciendo un nuevo límite de 371 103 toneladas para las actividades extractivas de la flota artesanal. Esta modificación responde a la necesidad de ajustar la regulación pesquera conforme a evidencia científica y al desenvolvimiento de la actividad extractiva, asegurando que la explotación del recurso se mantenga dentro de parámetros sostenibles y acordes con la normativa de ordenamiento pesquero vigente. Asimismo, la resolución busca consolidar un manejo adaptativo y sostenible del recurso, incorporando medidas específicas como límites diferenciados para embarcaciones artesanales de menor capacidad, así como mecanismos de seguimiento, control y eventual suspensión de las actividades extractivas cuando se alcancen los topes establecidos o existan recomendaciones técnicas. En este sentido, la norma promueve el aprovechamiento económico y social del recurso, garantizando al mismo tiempo la conservación del stock y contribuyendo a la seguridad alimentaria mediante una gestión responsable de la pesquería.