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This article is greatly in need of expansion. In its present form, it reads as though harmonisation dawned in and on the European Union. Fact is, harmonisation is a global phenomenon in laws and, especially, regulations governing technology, agriculture, medicine, food, commerce, and trade. —ScheinwerfermannT·C03:05, 21 April 2009 (UTC)reply
