NEWS FROM 2009

Managing residue risks in beef from endosulfan and other agricultural chemicals
07-Oct-2009
SAFEMEAT has asked beef producers to be vigilant in ensuring cattle are not exposed to residues of endosulfan or other crop chemicals and that the National Vendor Declaration (NVD) is always accurately completed when selling cattle. SAFEMEAT Chairman Jack Ware said it was timely to remind ... READ MORE

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Read the Brochure - Cattle and Hormone Growth Promotants

Download information about Plague Locusts, Wingless Grasshoppers and Livestock Residues

Read the Brochure - Australian Beef: Safe, Healthy and Delicious

Read the Brochure - Australian Sheepmeat: Safe, Healthy and Delicious

Download the SAFEMEAT Annual Report: 2015-2016

Management of residues following plague locust control - common questions

SAFEMEAT Biotechnology Policy 2014

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Australia holds a disease free status for FMD and TSE (BSE or 'mad-cows' disease and Scrapie)

The Australian red meat industry works closely with state and federal government agencies to ensure Australia’s meat safety systems remain world class.

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