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COLLECTION AND
COMMUNICATION OF INSPECTION
RESULTS PROJECT
Processor Conference
Thursday 25 February
Ramon Romero - FSA
Ouafa Doxon - AHDB
Content
• Background
• Areas of improvement
• FSA CCIR programme
• AHDB activity to date
• AHDB CCIR initiatives
• And you…
Background
• 1st January 2006, EU Food Hygiene
Legislations introduces a farm to fork
approach to food safety
• Information flow from and to farms and
slaughterhouse form part of this
approach
Information flowFood Chain Information
Collection and communication of inspection results
Animal Health Food Safety Animal Welfare
Areas of improvement
Too many conditions
Not accurate
Better standardisation needed
Farmers do not act on the data
Inconsistency of data going back Too many
interpretation of conditions
No trust on the data and its quality
FSA / AHDB
FSA Program Scope:
• FCI/CCIR data to be reported – each
specie
• FSA IT platform – IRIS
• Exchange of data with Producers and
Processors
• Training and SOPs
The Regulations
Regulation (EC) No 854/2004, Annex I, Section II, Chapter I
Communication of Inspection Results, which requires the OV to:
• - record and to evaluate the results of inspection activities;
• - inform the [abattoir] food business operator if inspections
reveal the presence of any disease or condition that might affect
public or animal health, or compromise animal welfare;
• - inform the veterinarian attending the holding of provenance
and the food business operator responsible for the holding of
provenance when the problem identified arose during primary
production.
So far,
FCI and CCIR
•
Essential Important
New FCI/CCIR must meet legislative
needs
New FCI/CCIR must only be implemented
when it has a clear value for:
Public Health
Animal Health
Animal Welfare
Reporting mechanism must be
developed to deliver effective &
efficient validation and decision
making
Concise and accurate data to be
reported to producers and
processors.
Consider the development of supporting IT
platform
Look to streamline business processes if
possible first or make solution easily
adaptable to business change – future
proofing
New FCI/CCIR should seek to meet all end
user requirements, where possible.
Targets – before May 2016
• Agree conditions by the end of March
2016
• Build the IT platform - completed
• Test and validate the new CCIR data
and IT platform - ongoing
• Deliver new instructions and training :
standardise recording and increase
quality – May 2016
Conditions Card
AHDB CCIR Initiatives
Standardisation
Accuracy Consistency
• Agree industry will adopt the EXACT same screen
layout
• Use of Standardised screen layout in cattle and
sheep abattoirs to facilitate accurate recording
• Same button with same conditions in the same
place
• No familiarisation needed for MIs that swap from
one plant to another
• All information collected on one screen
Standardised screen layout
CCIR report template
Do you agree that
this will improve
my health? What
are your views?
