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Welcome to Traceability. Quality Problems: In the recent years, EU has rejected many shrimp consignments from Bangladesh being the products were found to have metabolites of banned nitrofurans and other hazardous chemicals contaminants.
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Quality Problems: • In the recent years, EU has rejected many shrimp consignments from Bangladesh being the products were found to have metabolites of banned nitrofurans and other hazardous chemicals contaminants. • Nitrofuran and its metabolites detected specially in the fresh water prawn (Macrobrachiumrosenbergii) during recent past years • This incidence seriously affected the image of Bangladesh frozen foods and threatened up growing international export market • Currently shrimp export from Bangladesh to EU countries is facing a number of key issues and constrains, among which traceability is the most important
BANNING OF NITROFURAN DRUGS • A. Furaltadone - banned in 1993 • B. Nitrofurantoin - banned in 1993 • C. Nitrofurazone - banned in 1993 • D. Furazolidone - banned in 1995
Nitrofuran metabolites or bound residues FURAZOLIDONE FURALTADONE
NITROFURAZONE NITROFURANTOIN
Traceability Traceability means the ability to trace and follow a food, feed, food-producing animal or substance intended to be, or expected to be incorporated into a food or feed, through all stages of production, processing and distribution Legal requirements: • EC regulation 178/2002 stresses establishing traceability system in all steps of food production, processing and distributions. • Any country willing to export fish products into EU must meet traceability requirements as stated in EU regulation • Accordingly, Traceability has been adopted as food safety protocols in the amended Fish Inspection and Quality Control rules, 2008. • Needed maintaining one step down (receiving end) and one step up (delivery end) traceability records
Started with registration of shrimp ghers and formulation of gher area coding system. • Follow-up trial conducted in Cox’s Bazar with processors (Koliarchar Sea Foods) supplier,and depot owners and farmers of Ukhiya pilot to test the traceability • Follow-up trial conducted in Rampal of Bagerhat with processors (Fresh Foods Ltd) supplier, depot owners and farmers • Follow-up trial conducted on traceability of Modern Sea Foods Ltd., Khulna processors, supplier, depot owners and farmers
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Small depots (1-5 mixing) Small depots (6-10) mixing ) Large Depot (1-10 mixing) Receiving in the industry Present Practices of Collection in Shrimp Value Chain
Tested in supply chain of three processing industries in three pilot upazillas
Government Role • GOB approved the Traceability Framework and ordered for countrywide implementation. • About 90-95% farms were already registered. • 419 DOF officials, 993 depot owners, 294 factory personnel and 23706 farmers were trained • All the shrimp processing plants started traceability system • FVO mission during their last visit acknowledged the traceability system in place
Action Plan • Completion of gher registration • Depot licensing • Industry wise training of farmers and depots in value chain • Follow-up and monitoring the traceability documentation • Completion of traceability implementation in all value chains in 2011
Thank You Contact: Md. Mizanur Rahman Lecturer Department of Fisheries Technology Patuakhali Science and Technology University Email: mizanfbau@yahoo.com