1. CAFIA Inspections – Principles
2. Specimen of the Inspector's Service Card
3. Check of Traceability
4. CAFIA procedures for check of labelling of unpackaged cut meat products
5. CAFIA procedures for check of the statement of composition of alcoholic drinks
6. CAFIA procedures for check of lots of alcoholic spirits
7. CAFIA procedures for check of labelling of frozen vegetable mixtures
8. Procedures for check of food with a protected designation - Protected Designation of Origin (PDO), Protected Geographical Indication (PGI), Traditional Speciality Guaranteed (TSG)
9. CAFIA procedures for check of the PGI Czech Beer
10. List of barley varieties suitable for producing malt for brewing Czech beer
11. List of breweries using the PGI designation" Czech beer"
12. CAFIA procedures for check of PGI “Valašský frgál”
13. CAFIA procedures for check of sale of foodstuffs by citizens of other EU member states on the territory of the Czech Republic
14. Inspection of fresh fruit and vegetables
15. Cross compliance check

Information on compliance controls valid in the Czech Republic from 1/1/ 2009.

One of the main issues in contemporary agricultural policy is solving the negative impact of agriculture on landscape and the environment. The system of compliance controls was introduced during the reform of the Common Agricultural Policy in 2003, and has become one of the key elements in negotiations aimed at preserving European subsidies for agriculture in the future.

From 1/1/2009, the payment of direct financial support and other forms of grants in the Czech Republic is "conditioned" by the soil being kept in a good agricultural and environmental state, compliance with mandatory environmental obligations and obligations on public health, health of animals and plants, good environmental conditions of animals and the minimum requirements within agro-environmental provisions.

If the grant applicant does not comply with these conditions, the level of the grant to be paid out may be reduced or even completely denied. The fulfillment of standards and requirements is checked by inspection of the fulfillment of the so-called checked requirements. Their form and the inspection method is determined by each EU country, based on the national conditions.

For more detailed information, visit: http://www.mze.cz/cc, or http://www.mze.cz/cross-compliance