(13b) When drawing up or reviewing implementing acts, the Commission should take account primarily of the following circumstances: the location, nature and scope of the nuclear accident or of any other cause of a radiological emergency; the nature and scope of radiological substances released into the air, water or soil, as well as in food and feed, whether inside or outside the Union; the risks of actual or potential radiological contamination of food and feed and the resulting doses of radiation; the type and quantity of contaminated food and feed that can reach the Union market, and the max ...[+++]imum permitted levels for contaminated food and feed in third countries;

(13c) When drawing up or reviewing implementing acts, the Commission should take account primarily of the following circumstances: the location, nature and scope of the nuclear accident or of any other cause of a radiological emergency; the nature and scope of radiological substances released into the air, water or soil, as well as in food and feed, whether inside or outside the Union; the risks of actual or potential radiological contamination of food and feed and the resulting doses of radiation; the type and quantity of contaminated food and feed that can reach the Union market, and the max ...[+++]imum permitted levels for contaminated food and feed in third countries;

(13c) When drawing up or reviewing implementing acts, the Commission should take account primarily of the following circumstances: the location, nature and scope of the nuclear accident or of any other cause of a radiological emergency; the nature and scope of radiological substances released into the air, water or soil, as well as in food and feed, whether inside or outside the Union; the risks of actual or potential radiological contamination of food and feed and the resulting doses of radiation; the type and quantity of contaminated food and feed that can reach the Union market, and the max ...[+++]imum permitted levels for contaminated food and feed in third countries;

11. Considers it particularly important to address nanomaterials explicitly within the scope of at least legislation on chemicals (REACH, biocides), food (foodstuffs, food additives, food and feed products from genetically modified organisms), relevant legislation on worker protection, as well as legislation on air quality, water quality and waste;

9. Considers it particularly important to address nanomaterials explicitly within the scope of at least legislation on chemicals (REACH, biocides), food (foodstuffs, food additives, food and feed products from genetically modified organisms), relevant legislation on worker protection, as well as legislation on air quality, water quality and waste;

- as regards feed: type, including feed supplements, proportions of various ingredients of rations and periods of access to free-range areas, periods of transhumance where restrictions apply,