Jan Dahl

Danish Agriculture and Food Council as a researcher - Denmark Author

DVM, Diploma in International Business Management and Economics. Worked for 9 years as a practitioner. Since 1993 employed by the Danish Agriculture and Food Council as a researcher. Research in many different areas of food safety and animal health. Main focus has been on development of herd interventions in pig herds with a high salmonella prevalence, optimisation of the Danish Salmonella surveillance in pigs and pork, cost-benefit evaluations of different interventions. 7 years as head of Veterinary R&D in the organisation, now Chief Advisor.

Vice President for IPVS 2006 in Copenhagen. Former Secretary for the Danish Pig Vet Society.

Member of the Danish committee for the control of Salmonella in pigs and pork. Reviewer for several scientific papers. Served in the scientific committee of several IPVS-meetings and Safepork meetings. Appointed as censor at Copenhagen University.

Lecturer at several courses and meetings in veterinary epidemiology, animal health and food safety economics.

Updated CV 02-Jul-2012

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11-Apr-2017David BurchGreat article Jan. The whole farm-to-fork approach is over-rated and has led to limited progress. The poultry industry have been very successful due to good salmonella vaccination procedures, which were not available for pigs, hence the importance of contamination at the slaughter house being a critical point. Breeding stock is another issue, not just for Salmonella either.
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