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Dr. Dan McChesney Director, Office of Surveillance and Compliance Center for Veterinary Medicine

Animal Feed Safety System Public Meeting. Dr. Dan McChesney Director, Office of Surveillance and Compliance Center for Veterinary Medicine April 5, 2005. Welcome. Omaha vs. Washington, DC Major segments of animal Ag. Input from those directly involved in animal Ag. and thus most affected

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Dr. Dan McChesney Director, Office of Surveillance and Compliance Center for Veterinary Medicine

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  1. Animal Feed Safety System Public Meeting Dr. Dan McChesney Director, Office of Surveillance and Compliance Center for Veterinary Medicine April 5, 2005

  2. Welcome • Omaha vs. Washington, DC • Major segments of animal Ag. • Input from those directly involved in animal Ag. and thus most affected • Focus of this meeting: • Framework document, developed with comments from 1st public meeting • Risk method discussion

  3. Reasons for AFSS • Animals important to our society • Feed/food important to animal health • Need more uniformed way to address safety • Better utilization of resources by all • Animals important to our society • Feed/food important to animal health

  4. Feed Contamination

  5. Feed Contamination

  6. Feed Contamination

  7. Your Input Welcome • At first public meeting, Dr. Sundlof said: “The feedback you provide is absolutely critical to making this system work” • We need your active participation, comments, and feedback in order to further develop the AFSS Framework Document

  8. Thanks for Coming

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