MMM, Helsinki 16.11.2015 (T,Tirkkonen)

ASF –elinkeinon varautuminen

-meat industry contingency

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Meat volumes

– ASF economic impact

• Impact on export, even

other species

immediate stop and/or

falling prices

• Image issues and

production volume

Domestic price erosion

• Very severe situation

• Need for determinant

and efficient preventive

actions

Effect of ASF, commercial

阿翠亚从农场到餐盘的可追溯性 •Atria´s tight production chain management enables

farm traceability all the way from the family farm to the

consumers plate (family farm name printed on package)

in domestic consumer packages

•阿翠亚的严格的对产品链的管理保证它的产品可由家庭农场追溯到消费者的餐盘（在国内市场上的产品包装上印有家庭农场的名称）。

•Poultry products from 2012: packages have upcode

links to every

family farms website.

•2012年起猪肉产品的包装

上有代码链接每个家庭农

场的网页。

•April 2013 beef

•2013年四月牛肉

•June 2013 pork

•2013年六月猪肉

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Actors and co-operation

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-Authorities

-Industry actors • Meat processors

• Animal health ETT ra

• Logistic operators

• Feed industry

• Breeding organisations

• Rendering plant

• Informative actors

-Intrest organisations

INFORMATION AND

CONTINGENCY ACTIONS

Tautivastustus

–Disease prevention

1. ASF – risk assessment - IPVS Vancouver 2010: FI a high risk country, what the heck ???

2. Preventive actions

3. Monitoring, documentation

4. Control of animal health emergencies

Who?

All porcine actors

The industry is active, but is that

enough?

NOT with ASF/CSF, everyone is

needed

Riskien arviointi

Ennaltaehkäisy

Seuranta

Poikkeamatilanteet

ASF-spread to Finland

• Wild boar (porcine) meat/product import

- food for own consumption: piggery and fur industry employees, tourists, truck drivers, construction and servicemen

- gifts/personal import: hunters and tourists

- minor commercial import: public market sales

import restriction is not commonly known, nor actively controlled ei

can end up as swill feeding or offals accessible for wild boars

• Feed, hay, straw, slaughter by products etc. Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia (horse stables, miniature pigs, fur industry etc.)

• Vehicles and equipment: employees, hunters other vehicles

• Migration of wild-boars from East

information, information, information

biosecurity actions within the livestock industry and hunters

general preventive actions in society

Risk assessment

Porcine

production chain • 1,3 mill. pigs

• appr. 90 000 sows

• 1400 animal holdings

• 5 biggest slaughterhouses

• Honkajoki rendering plant

Important farms:

- 20% produce 80%:

- 20 farms with > 800 sows

(out of 5 over 1500)

- 35 farms with >2500 finishers

Wild boar farms appr 100

- HU research report 2006: 18 farms had contact with “non-domestic” wild boars

Risk assessment

Wild boars

Humans, equipment , vehicles

Sylvatic risks -wild boars

Finland appr. 1400 ?

→ > 200 hunted

Germany

> 500 000 .

Sweden 95 000.

The Baltics 100 000

Estonia hunts 25 0000

6-7.3. 2014 Uppsala: Wildboar and ASF seminar

:

Risk assessment

Spring 2015: northernmost hunted down in Salla

Summer/autumn 2015: several litters in Ostrobothnia region

Industry Contingency Planning • Contingency planning in case of severe bovine, porcine

and poultry diseases

• Covers all severe (=legislation) diseases and some

voluntary ones

– Preventive issues

• Formal (+non formal) chain information

• Training (drivers, lairage, slaughtering)

• Routes in facilities

• Livestock transport arrangements and wash and

disinfection

• Control of foreign disease risks

– Livestock and product contacts

– Visitors and foreign travel

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Industry contingency and action ASF

• Corporate crisis management group: management,

authority contacts and integration

• Production facilities (lairage, slaughterline, standstill,

tracking, personnel, disinfection)

• Transports (livestock, feed, genetic flow, destruction)

• Status and actions in primary production units, industry

co-operation and coordination, general information (ETT

ra)

• Farmer and public information

• Product withdrawal

• Effect on exports

• Reports and analyses of training actions: exact,

analyses, efficacy of actions, corrective actions

reviewed plan

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Si vis pacem, para bellum

Preparedness, contingency training and learning from mistakes

Information, information, information action

Immediate determinate actions, crystal clear responsibilities,

decisions and information

Legislation possibilities

Seamless co-operation

Most important risks and actions are known and all above are our

national strengths, because disease eradication (=warfare ) is

something we know.

LET´S JUST DO THE RIGHT THINGS NOW!

In the peace(mean) time:

Thank you for listening, eat finnish pork and have a nice day !

Special thank for help and material: P.Kortesniemi,

M.Säynevirta, S.Pihlajaviita, K.Levonen

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