Official Statistics

Residues of veterinary medicines in food: 2016

Residues of veterinary medicines in food 2016 surveillance results.

• From: Veterinary Medicines Directorate
• Published: 9 June 2016
• Last updated: 20 October 2017 — See all updates

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Residues of veterinary medicines in food: 2016

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This document contains information on substances found in the UK where the level of concentration of a residue in an animal product is above the action point. Where a Maximum Residue Limit (MRL) is set, this is the concentration used. Where no MRL has been set, the Limit of Quantification (LOQ) is used which is the smallest analyte concentration for which a method has been validated with specified accuracy and precision to enable quantification.

The first table is a summary of the following detailed results table with outcomes of investigations into non-compliant samples and what action is being taken to avoid unacceptable residues in the future.

Published 9 June 2016
Last updated 20 October 2017 + show all updates

1. 20 October 2017

   Updated published reports paper

2. 21 December 2016

   Updated results paper

3. 9 December 2016

   Updated National Surveillance scheme results attachment up to 31October 2016

4. 3 October 2016

   September 2016 update

5. 25 August 2016

   August 2016 update to the Residues of veterinary medicines in food attachment

6. 9 June 2016

   First published.