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Canada: CFIA officially recognizes CSHB biosecurity standard

The aim is to assist the swine industry attain and apply the strategic objectives of bio-exclusion, bio-management and bio-containment of swine pathogens and zoonoses.

24 October 2012
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At the Canadian Swine Health Forum in Winnipeg, Manitoba, the CFIA provided its letter of official recognition of the Canadian Swine Health Board (CSHB) National Swine Farm-level Biosecurity Standard.

The CSHB developed the standard with a technical expert committee and input from over 100 biosecurity experts in Canada and abroad. CFIA has been conducting a rigourous review to ensure it met the requirements for their official recognition.

The aim of the National Swine Farm-level Biosecurity Standard is to assist the swine industry attain and apply the strategic objectives of bio-exclusion, bio-management and bio-containment of swine pathogens and zoonoses in Canada. The Standard is available at www.swinehealth.ca.

Thursday October 18, 2012/ Canadian Swine Health Board/ Canada.
http://www.swinehealth.ca/

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