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Meat inspection

 

Conclusions and presentations given on the Conference on EU meat inspection, Copenhagen 2 - 3 February 2012

 

 Conclusions from the conference on meat control February 2012 

 

Presentations:

 

 Abstract by Dr. Birgit Nørrung: Introduction to risk based meat inspection

 

 Abstract by Dr. Ate Jelsma: Improved methods for supervision and official control in slaughterhouses

 

 Slides by Dr. Ate Jelsma: Improved methods for supervision and official control in slaughterhouses

 

 Slides by Dr. Flemming Thune-Stephensen. Future meat inspection

 

 Abstracts by Dr. Marta Hugas:EFSA report: "Scientific Opinion on the public health hazards to be covered by inspection of meat (swine)"

 

 Slides by Dr. Marta Hugas:EFSA report: "Scientific Opinion on the public health hazards to be covered by inspection of meat (swine)"

 

 Abstracts by Dr. Pia Makela: EFSA report: "Technical specifications on harmonised epidemiological indicators for public health hazards to be covered by meat inspection of swine"

  

 Abstracts by Dr. Koen Van Dyck: The outcome from the Commission's THird Roundtable Conference

 

 Slides by Dr. Koen Van Dyck: The outcome from the Commission's THird Roundtable Conference

 

 Abstracts by Karin Breck: How to adress Salmonella

 

 Slides by Karin Breck: How to adress Salmonella

 

 Slides by Dr. Edoardo Pozio: Trichinella

 

 Abstract by Dr. Simon More: Animal Health and welfare surveillance during meat inspection - perspectives from EFSA

 

 Slides by Dr. Simon More: Animal Health and welfare surveillance during meat inspection - perspectives from EFSA

 

 Slides by Dr. Lis Alban: How to handle food quality and food safety issues

 

 

 

 

 

Contact: 

Nina Hvid Talvela, Danish Veterinary and Food Administration

Tel. +45 72 27 66 60, e-mail: nita@fvst.dk

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