International Regulatory and Trade Issues for Drug Residues in Fish and Seafood

Introduction. Increasing demand for fish and seafoodWild caught supplies dwindlingIncreasing dependence on aquaculture Aquaculture may require the use of agents for control of pests or animal infectionsMisuse of these agents may negatively impact the safety of the product. Introduction. Internationally, different countries deal with misuse or illegal use of substances differentlyDiscuss the issues primarily from US, EU and Canadian approachesTry to include implications to regulators, impo9441

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Appropriate Drug Use in Food Animals

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CFA Veterinary Residues Management Guidance

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Biogas Production for Energy in Germany -Residues from Food Industry-

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Chemical Signals in Animals

Chemical Signals in Animals. Chapter 45. 2 communication systems in body. 1 Nervous system, 2 endocrine system. Endocrine system - glands and tissues that secrete hormones, chemical messengers produced by cells to act on other cells.

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Drug Use, Misuse and Residues

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FOOD AND DRUG /

FOOD AND DRUG /. NUTRIENT INTERACTIONS. THE AUSTRALIAN DEATH CEREMONY.

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Drug and Chemical Residues in Milk and Meat

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Chemical signals in Animals

Chemical signals in Animals. Ch 45 – Endocrine system. Human Endocrine system. Both the nervous system & the endocrine system send message to the body Nervous – messages for quicker, more specific responses Endocrine – messages for broader, more widespread responses

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  Veterinary products and aquatic animals

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Chemical Signals in Animals

Chemical Signals in Animals. Learning Objectives (3/2/09). Differentiate between types of cellular chemical messages: autocrine, paracrine, and neuroendocrine Compare the response time & duration for the two major systems of internal communication in animals: nervous and endocrine

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Chemical Signals in Animals

Chemical Signals in Animals. Chemical Signals in Animals. A hormone is a chemical secreted into the blood (or other body fluids) that communicates a regulatory message Secreted by endocrine glands (“ductless glands”) May affect whole body or only target cells

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Residues in Honey

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The Codex View on Veterinary Drug Residues

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Chemical Contaminants & Residues in Food Community Subgroup ‘Unknowns’

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International Regulatory and Trade Issues for Drug Residues in Fish and Seafood

International Regulatory and Trade Issues for Drug Residues in Fish and Seafood. Stan Bacler, Canadian Food Inspection Agency AOAC Setting Performance Requirements, Inaugural Meeting, Rockville, MD June 25 – 26, 2008. Introduction.

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Food and Drug Administration

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Veterinary Drug Residues Subgroup

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What are MRLs ?

What are MRLs ?. Alfred W. Clark Dawnbreaker, Inc. Objective. Provide an overview of Manufacturing Readiness Levels [MRLs]. The importance of trying to be accurate when describing your MRL will be discussed and the availability of different self-assessment tools will be introduced.

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Chemical Signals in Animals or The Endocrine System

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Veterinary Needles for Finest Inspection of Animals

In this ppt, you come to know about veterinary needles, their specifications, cannula and intravenous cannulation.

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Veterinary Drug Residues Testing

https://www.lifeasible.com/custom-solutions/food-and-feed/food-testing/residues-and-contaminants-testing/veterinary-drug-residues-testing/Veterinary drugs are commonly used for diagnosis, treatment, or prevention of disease in livestock. Some drugs are also used for other purposes, such as tranquilization or gaining weight. Application of veterinary drugs may leave residual substances in bodies of treated animals, which can lead to health risks for consumers. Many countries have enforced legislation to restrict the usage of veterinary drugs, with the hope of decreasing veterinary drug residue levels in animal by-products. With the fast pace of food market expanding and globalization, it becomes increasingly demanding to control the drug residues in livestock worldwide. Lifeasible, as one of the leading laboratories in the area of veterinary drug residues testing, can help you comply with statutory requirements, and to ensure the health safety of your consumers.

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