Global feed biosecurity aim of port analysisGlobal feed biosecurity aim of port analysis
African swine fever (ASF) presents a threat to the U.S. pork industry, but from a point of entry perspective where are the greatest risks.
November 20, 2020

To answer those questions, Feedstuffs editor Sarah Muirhead catches up with Dr. Scott Dee of Pipestone Veterinary Services for this segment of Feedstuffs in Focus. They discuss a recent analysis of soya-based feed ingredients from ASF-positive countries focused on identifying the most common entry points via our nation’s seaports.
Dee believes that access to current and future information on this topic will enhance the accuracy of risk assessments and drive the continual development of efficacious feed-based mitigation strategies that will ultimately bring the health status of the country of origin into the forefront of philosophies regarding the global trade of feed ingredients.
Take a listen.
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