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| Issues > Policy > Food animal health emergency planning |
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| AVMA policy |
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| Food Animal Health Emergency Planning |
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(Oversight: CDEI : EB approved 5/03; CDEI revised 4/10)
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The veterinary profession has a responsibility to ensure the safety of foods of animal origin and to protect the health of American consumers. The potential for bio agro-terrorism combined with the threat of natural disasters increases the complexity of that responsibility and requires comprehensive national planning to protect against all potential hazards. Therefore, the AVMA must maintain a leading role in formulating national plans to protect the food and agriculture sector and continue to engage stakeholders in building a cohesive infrastructure.
(LAC used to have oversight of this policy)
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American Veterinary Medical Association
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