The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs launched a special rectification action to standardize livestock and poultry breeding medicines

According to news from the website of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs on March 1, the General Office of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs issued a notice recently, deciding to carry out a 10-month special rectification campaign to standardize livestock and poultry breeding medicines from March 2023 to effectively control veterinary drug residues. Exceeding the standard problem, and effectively guarantee the quality and safety of livestock and poultry products.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs attaches great importance to the problem of excessive veterinary drug residues, and adopts comprehensive control measures such as the implementation of veterinary drug QR code traceability, breeding "anti-reduction", publicity and training, etc., to promote the decline in the use of veterinary antibacterial drugs in the livestock and poultry breeding process. Veterinary drugs for livestock and poultry products The passing rate of residual sampling inspection has remained above 98% for many years. However, problems such as over-range, over-dose, overtime, and irregular drug records still exist in the livestock and poultry breeding process, and great efforts are needed to rectify them.

The notice requires all localities to take "three rectifications and one strengthening" as the main task to carry out special rectification actions. The first is to rectify illegal sales of raw materials and other behaviors, focusing on cracking down on the sale of raw materials, chemical intermediates, human medicines, and "self-made seedlings" to breeding entities. , fake veterinary drugs and other serious illegal acts; the second is to rectify the exaggerated efficacy of veterinary drug labels and instructions, and focus on cracking down on feed ingredients or feed additives that use Chinese medicinal materials as the main ingredients to prevent, treat and diagnose animal diseases. Violations of the "three excesses" such as over-dose medication and over-time limit medication; the third is to rectify irregularities in the use of veterinary drugs, focusing on rectification of non-recording of medication use, inaccurate filling of medication information, etc., and urging guidance to standardize and accurately fill in medication information; The fourth is to strengthen the publicity and education of standardized drug use, focusing on carrying out the public welfare relay action of "scientific use of veterinary antibacterial drugs", and continuously improving the ability and level of standardized drug use in livestock and poultry breeding.