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REZI DUE CONTROL I N SERBI A & MRLs

Presented by:

Slobodan ŠIBALIC,DVM and Tamara BOŠKOVIĆ,DVM, MAFWM-Veterinary Directorate

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Legislation I n Legislation I n-

• Force

Force

 Law on Veterinary Matters (OG RS, No. 91/ 2005 + amend. OG RS, No. 30/ 2010)  Food Safety Law (OG RS, No. 41/ 2009)  Law on Medicinal Products and Medical Devices (OG RS, No. 30/ 2010)

Legislation I n Legislation I n-

• Force

Force

( ( In compliance with Directive In compliance with Directive 9 6 / 2 3 / EC 9 6 / 2 3 / EC & & Commission Decision Commission Decision 9 7 / 7 4 7 / EC 9 7 / 7 4 7 / EC) ) Regulation Regulation

• n the
• n the Programme

Programme of Systematic Monitoring of Residues

• f Systematic Monitoring of Residues
• f Pharmacologically Active Substances, Hormones
• f Pharmacologically Active Substances, Hormones

and Other Harmful Matters and Other Harmful Matters in Live Animals, Products of Animal Origin and Animal in Live Animals, Products of Animal Origin and Animal Feedingstuffs Feedingstuffs (OG RS, No. 9 1 / 2 0 0 9 , 6.11.2009.) ( ( In compliance with Commission In compliance with Commission Decision Decision 9 8 / 1 7 9 / 9 8 / 1 7 9 / Е ЕC C) ) I nstruction I nstruction laying down rules on official sampling for laying down rules on official sampling for the monitoring of certain substances and residues thereof the monitoring of certain substances and residues thereof in live animals and products of in live animals and products of animal origin animal origin (No. 3 2 3 -0 7 -0 1 5 7 7 / 2 0 1 0 -0 5 , 6.04.2010.)

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Legislation I n Legislation I n-

• Force

Force

(In line with Council Directive 96/ 22/ EC) DECI SI ON DECI SI ON

• n ban on use of
• n ban on use of ce

certain rtain substances substances of

• f

veterinar veterinary y medicinal products medicinal products for treatment of food producing animals for treatment of food producing animals (OG RS, No 96/ 2009 2009) Bans on the use of hormones and beta-agonists for growth promotion

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Related regulations Related regulations

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(In line with Regulation (EC) No 396/ 2005 ) Regulation on maximum residue levels of pesticides in or on food and feed of plant and animal origin ( OG RS, No. 2 5 / 2 0 1 0 ) Maxim um levels for pesticides in foodstuffs of anim al origin Maxim um levels for Contam inants (Partly in line with Regulation (EC) No 1881/ 2006) Regulation on the quantities of pesticide, metals, metalloids and

• ther toxic substances, drugs, anabolic and other substances

that could be found in foods ( OG SFRY No. 5 / 9 2 , am end. 1 1 / 9 2 and 3 2 / 0 2 ) . (Not in line with Regulation (EC) 37/ 2010) Regulation on the quantities of pesticide, metals, metalloids and

• ther toxic substances, drugs, anabolic and other substances

that could be found in foods ( OG SFRY No. 5 / 9 2 , am end. 1 1 / 9 2 and 3 2 / 0 2 ) . MRL for veterinary m edicines in foodstuffs of anim al origin

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Medicated feedingstuffs and additives (Not in line with Council Directive 90/ 167/ EEC )

• Regulation on quality and other requirements for animal feed

( OG SRY No. 2 0 / 2 0 0 0 , am end. OG SRY No. 3 8 / 2 0 0 1 )

• Regulation on the maximum levels of harmful substances and compounds

in animal feedingstuffs ( OG SFRY No. 2 / 9 0 )

Related regulations Related regulations

Responsibility Responsibility

Chief Veterinary Officer/ Veterinary Directorate

(Departm ent of Veterinary Public Health) within the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management is the CCA for the National Residue Control Plan in Serbia Medicines and Medical Devices Agency (ALIMS) is the Competent Authority for Veterinary Medicines Controls I nstitute of Meat Hygiene and Technology (IMHT) is the only one laboratory currently being employed by Veterinary Directorate for laboratory analysis of samples within the National Residues Monitoring Plan (NRMP)

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W ho is involved in planning? W ho is involved in planning?

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– Planning – WG Meetings Institute of Meat Hygiene and Tech. Veterinary Public Health Dept. Vet.Inspection Medicines and Medical Devices Agency-ALIMS Experts

Statutory Surveillance for Veterinary Residues Statutory Surveillance for Veterinary Residues

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Regulation OG RS, No. 9 1 / 2 0 0 9 (Dir. 96/ 23/ EC) set out the groups of veterinary residues that Member States/ Third Countries are obliged to look for: Group A:

• stilbenes
• thyrostats
• steroids
• zeranol
• beta agonists
• prohibited substances

Group B:

• antimicrobials
• coccidiostats
• anthelmintic agents
• carbamates and pyrethroids
• NSAIDs
• organochlorines and PCBs
• organophosphates
• heavy metals
• mycotoxins
• dyes (including malachite green))

SERBI A SERBI A -

• REZI DUE

REZI DUE MONI TORI NG PROGRAMME MONI TORI NG PROGRAMME 2 0 0 6 2 0 0 6 / 2 0 1 0 / 2 0 1 0

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Decision 2004/ 432/ EC

• n the approval of

residue monitoring plans submitted by third countries in accordance with Council Directive 96/ 23/ EC LAST AMENDED Commission Decision 327/ 2010/ EC EU APPROVED

 Bovine  Ovine/Caprine  Swine  Equine (Live)  Poultry  Aquaculture  Milk  Eggs Rabbit  Wild game Farmed game  Honey

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 In general, the NRMP is broken down on the basis of number of establishments and their production data. (No. of slaughtered animals; Production quantity)  Based on the approved NRMP, DVPH issues weekly orders for sampling to the Regional Veterinary Inspectors (RVI s), who then forward orders to local inspection level – Local Veterinary Inspectors (LVI s)  Establishments who have had non-compliant results under official residue testing program in current year are included in NRMP for the next year!

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Procedure follow ed in Procedure follow ed in Serbia Serbia for identifying for identifying risks: risks:

On the basis of the m onitoring results, the m ain risks are defined as:  Illegal use of chloramphenicol,  Cross-contamination of feed for laying-hens with coccidiostats,  Disrespect withdrawal period during treatment of broilers with coccidiostats,  Antibiotics in muscle tissue - quinolones,  Suspicion if animals are treated against certain diseases, e.g. salmonellosis  Chemical elements/ heavy metals (mainly cadmium) in offals of wild game and horses for slaughter.

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The follow ing criteria have been used for selection of substances to be tested:  Authorized veterinary medicines in Serbia (Group B),  Available information on certain veterinary medicines used in practice,  Available relevant data on veterinary medicines from the market,  Available information on potential misuse of veterinary medicines,  Available information from EMEA, EFSA and RASFF sites.

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Trainings: Regular trainings and educational sem inars are organized for official veterinarians ( veterinary inspectors) by the Veterinary Directorate and through different internationally funded Projects/ Program m es.

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NATIONAL REZIDUE MONITORING PROGRAMME

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Report

Veterinary Law

OGRS 91/05,30/10

• Reg. residue

monitoring

OGRS 91/09

Sampling &Transport

Testing

• Dept. for

VPH

Vet Insp: Reg/Local

Instruction VD April 2010.

Residue Monitoring Plan

Lab Report

• Ref. Lab.

Request

Production

• Farms
• Est-s
• List of VMP (B)
• VMP used in practice
• Data on VMP – Market
• Data on VMP misuse
• EMEA, EFSA, RASFF
• History of results

Written Order

FVO OVERALL CONCLUSION (Nov 2009)

“The system of residues controls in Serbia

• ffers guarantees w ith an effect

equivalent to those provided for by Com m unity rules. This is supported by the high rate of com pliant results in the national residue control plan”!

CHALLENGES CHALLENGES!

• Further transposition of EU legislation,
• Upgrading of planning process,
• Upgrading of procedure followed for identifying (main) risks,
• Implementation of principle – FBOs self-monitoring of residues,
• Upgrading of communication/ exchange data between different CA,
• Continuous Training programs for vet inspectors,
• Outsourcing of residue testing to foreign laboratories,
• Monitoring of feedingstuffs,
• Establishing of all relevant MRLs!

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