Interceptações De Produtos De Origem Animal Em Fronteiras Terrestres No Brasil

Eidt, Mirela Janice; Sá, Marcos Eielson Pinheiro de; McManus, Concepta; Melo, Cristiano Barros de

doi:10.1590/1089-6891v16i323894

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“…According to Eidt et al (2015), knowing the origin of animal products is essential to help estimating the risk posed by their irregular entry in a given territory. Based on these researchers, trading activities between countries, regions and cities have been going on since the dawn of human civilization, both formally and informally; however, informal trade can be established illegally, extra legally or in parallel markets.…”

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“…The illegal entry of animal products (AP) into a given territory, and its association with the introduction of different diseases in it, have been the object of several studies, mainly of international studies such as the ones conducted by (HUESTON; TRAVIS; VAN KLINK, 2011; MUR; MARITENZ-LOPEZ; SANCHEZ-VISCAINO, 2012;SMITH et al 2012;DE MELO et al, 2016;and DE MELO et al, 2018). Research about APs entering Brazil without health certification, as well as about the risks of this practice and its possible consequences for public and animal health, remain scarce (DE MELO et al, 2014a;DE MELO et al, 2014b;DE MELO et al, 2015;EIDT et al, 2015).…”

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Milk and dairy product interceptions due to agricultural product transport inspections carried out in Maranhão State

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The aim of the current study is to perform a systematic investigation about the interception of milk and dairy products during agricultural product transport inspections carried out in Maranhão State. A retrospective study was conducted over a five-year period; it recorded 90 mobile monitoring events that together intercepted 3,500 liters of milk, 500 liters of kitchen butter, 2,836 kg of cheese, 1,700 kg of yogurt and 100 kg of yogurt ice cream. Most of these products (n = 13/16; 75%) were intercepted during their transportation from one city to another. The most recurring law violations regarded products transported in inappropriate vehicles (e.g., in the trunk of passenger buses and minibuses and in trucks used for animalfeed transportation) and in inappropriate packages such as garbage bags, rice-packing bags, cardboard boxes and non-reusable containers for micronutrients. All law violations recorded during the interceptions resulted in product confiscation, in fine issuing and, in specific cases, in product destruction through povidone iodine application. Fines issued due to irregular transportation of animal products during the assessed period accounted for R$ 11,688.00. It was possible concluding that the transportation of milk and dairy products in Maranhão State is not in compliance with the Brazilian legislation (ordinances, decrees), a fact that may endanger public health in the investigated State, as well as in other Brazilian cities that trade these products. It is essential intensifying these inspections to help suppressing the illegal trade of milk and dairy products.

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Milk and dairy product interceptions due to agricultural product transport inspections carried out in Maranhão State

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“…A principal intervenção de resposta imediata em casos de suspeita ou contaminação é realizada por médicos veterinários, efetuando o abate de todos os animais infectados, aplicando o melhor meio de disposição das carcaças. Médicos veterinários devem liderar o tratamento dessas questões de saúde pública (EIDT, 2015).…”

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A colaboração eficaz entre profissionais de saúde humanos e veterinários é essencial para o eficaz controle de surtos de doenças emergentes em um estágio inicial. Médicos veterinários em todos os aspectos da profissão possuem a oportunidade e responsabilidade de zelar pela saúde e bem-estar das pessoas em tudo o que fazem, incluindo a proteção da segurança alimentar, a abordagem de ameaças à sensibilidade aos antibióticos, a prevenção e controle de doenças infecciosas e zoonóticas emergentes, a proteção de ambientes e ecossistemas, a participação na preparação e resposta ao bio e agro-terrorismo, o uso de suas habilidades para enfrentar doenças não zoonóticas (como malária, HIV/AIDS, doenças evitáveis por vacinas, doenças crônicas e lesões), o fortalecimento da infraestrutura de saúde pública e o avanço da ciência médica por meio da pesquisa. Palavras-chave: Zoonose. Medicina Veterinária. Saúde Única.

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“…The illegal entry of animal products brought through international passenger baggage at Brasília–Presidente Juscelino Kubitschek International Airport (AIB-SBBR) in Brasilia was studied by de de Melo et al (2016) . In a terrestrial modal, Eidt et al (2015) studied international agricultural surveillance at the borders of Brazil with Peru, Bolivia, and Venezuela, reinforcing the need to expand the prevention of the entry of live animals, their products/by-products, and genetic multiplication material, among others, illegal by these borders.…”

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Genetic material from buffalo and cattle: crucial importance in the formalization of bilateral trade between India and Brazil

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The trade in live animals between India and Brazil dates from the late nineteenth century when European travellers traded animals of Indian origin for display in zoos. Considering the origin of coffee and sugar cane, as well as the expertise related to mineral evaluation, we need to consider that India was involved in important economic cycles of Brazil, even indirectly. This virtuous flow of trade has been maintained and intensified throughout modern history, especially after these two nations gained political independence from their colonisers, thereby becoming independent in mercantile affairs. This paper addresses the main points related to the use of animals of Indian origin in Brazil. We revisit some of the historical aspects of the process of colonisation of Brazil, as well as the importation of animals from India. The restrictions imposed on this process due to the occurrence of diseases in cattle and buffalo in India will be examined. At the end of the text, emphasis will be given to the risks of introducing exotic diseases into Brazil.

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Interceptações De Produtos De Origem Animal Em Fronteiras Terrestres No Brasil

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Milk and dairy product interceptions due to agricultural product transport inspections carried out in Maranhão State

Milk and dairy product interceptions due to agricultural product transport inspections carried out in Maranhão State

A Medicina Veterinária No Contexto De Saúde Pública

Genetic material from buffalo and cattle: crucial importance in the formalization of bilateral trade between India and Brazil

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