Every precaution should be taken.

Traceability, liability, responsibility, precaution; they are all essential principles.

A clear distinction needs to be drawn between precaution and prudence.

Precaution is applicable in situations where science cannot provide a conclusive answer.

It is a necessary precaution which should not threaten a single valid product.

Indeed, even with the best preventative legislation, zero risk does not exist.

Lastly, in the event of a real risk, we must take urgent preventative measures.

We must utilise all the preventative and restrictive means possible to combat such phenomena.

This really is an area where preventative measures can help to safeguard human lives.

We must adopt preventative measures which can stop disasters like this from happening in the future.