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SNP threshold
Published on
27/02/2025
  We are pleased to let you know that the final version of our article Genetic relatedness of Staphylococcus aureus isolates within food outbreaks by single nucleotide polymorphisms is now available online, containing full bibliographic details. To help you access and share this work, a URL is provided for 50 days' free access.
EURCAW-Poultry-SFA’s ninth scientific article
Published on
18/02/2025
The Centre is celebrating the publication of its ninth scientific article as a result of the work carried out in Activity 3 in 2023-2024.   The aim of this study was to study the relevant indicators of consciousness after head-only electrical stunning in rabbits in commercial conditions.   This article named "Relevant Indicators of Consciousness After Head-Only Electrical Stunning in Rabbits, Stunning Efficiency, and Risk Factors in Commercial Conditions" has been published in Animals and is available here.
Proficiency tests schedules by the EU RL in 2025
Published on
14/02/2025
In 2025, two proficiency tests (PTs) will be organised by the EU RL. PT on the detection and identification of Paenibacillus larvae/Melissococcus plutonius Methods evaluated: Microscopic examination Molecular detection Culture Matrix: Crushed bee larvae Provisional agenda: June / July 2025 PT on Small Hive Beetle identification Methods evaluated: Morphology (EU RL method: ANSES/SOP/ANA-I1.MOA.1500) PCR (EU RL method: ANA-I1.MOA.3700) Provisional agenda: October / November 2025
Program of the FBTIS Symposium
Published on
07/02/2025
  This first symposium will focus on Staphylococcus, Bacillus, and Clostridium. The scientific program will also cover regulatory, normative, scientific and analytical developments related to foodborne bacterial toxins as well as the challenges still to be met.   The Scientific committee is pleased to present the FBTIS 2025 program.
Newsletter December 2024
Published on
04/02/2025
December 2024 Newsletter to the attention of the NRLs for VMPR of Antimicrobials and Dyes in food from animal origin
NEW METHODS ONLINE
Published on
04/02/2025
Method for the detection and confirmatory quantification of five nitrofuran metabolite residues in biological matrices using LC-MS/MS ANSES/LMV/19/01 - V5 of December 2024 And Method for the detection and quantification of residues of prohibited veterinary medicines in casings using LC-MS/MS F/CHIM/SM/PTC/036 - V1 of January 2025
TRACES 2025: second announcement and call for papers
Published on
04/02/2025
June 3-6, 2025 Residues of pharmacologically active substances in food, feed and environment, within the One Health concept TRACES 2025 - TRACES
Les nouveautés du projet
Published on
04/02/2025
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Infographics on pullets' outdoor and litter access
Published on
03/02/2025
The EURCAW-Poultry-SFA is proud of presenting you its two latest infographics, issued respectively from two Q2E answers, realized in collaboration with La Chaire bien-être animal: Outdoor access for pullets (available in ENG and FR) Pullets access to litter for dustbathing (available in EN and FR) You can have access to the Q2E answers following the links below: Answer-Q2E-Poultry-SFA-2021-001  Answer_Q2E-Poultry-SFA-2022-008
Rabies diagnostic proficiency test for 2025: Registration Open!
Published on
29/01/2025
The EURL Team is pleased to launch a call for participation in a rabies diagnostic proficiency test that will be organized in 2025. Registration ends on February 3rd 2025. This proficency test is restricted to network members who received an invitation. It will be performed on a unique panel to evaluate the rabies diagnosis conclusion on 10 samples using at least one of the following techniques: FAT (Fluorescent Antibody Test), RTCIT (Rabies Tissue Culture Infection Test), Conventional RT-PCR and Real-Time RT-PCR according to the diagnosis scheme of the participating laboratory. The EURL Team would like to thank in advance all laboratories who will register.

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