Peer-reviewed veterinary case report
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- Journal:
- The Veterinary record
- Year:
- 1997
- Authors:
- Chandler, T
Plain-English summary
At a recent dinner in Ballymena, Mr. Ted Chandler, the President of the British Veterinary Association, spoke about important issues like BSE (bovine spongiform encephalopathy, a serious brain disease in cattle) and food safety. He highlighted how essential veterinarians are in making sure food hygiene standards are upheld and the role they play in certifying safe food for consumers. Mr. Chandler urged the Government to acknowledge the veterinary profession's crucial contributions to these areas. His speech aimed to strengthen the relationship between veterinarians, the farming community, and government bodies to improve food safety.
Abstract
BSE, food safety and the veterinarian's role in certification were among matters discussed by the BVA's President, Mr Ted Chandler, at a speech in Ballymena on October 29. Speaking at the BVA's Northern Ireland dinner, at which representatives of Government, local veterinary associations, the farming community and other organisations were present, Mr Chandler emphasised the need for the Government to recognise the veterinary profession's vital contribution to food hygiene and its pivotal role in ensuring that standards are maintained. The main text of his speech is given here.
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