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Monthly report of specified risk material and other BSE control breaches for March 2008

Wednesday 23 April 2008

cow with ear tags

The following report from the Food Standards Agency provides a monthly update on specified risk material (SRM) finds and related issues. These reports are posted on the Agency’s website normally during the second week of each month.

SRM breaches reported over the past month
There are no SRM breaches to report.

Background on SRM issues

• SRM is those parts of the animal most likely to contain BSE infectivity
• The SRM controls remove over 99% of BSE infectivity that may be present in cattle
• Under European Union (EU) law, SRM must be removed as soon as possible after slaughter, stained and disposed of safely

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