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Food and Veterinary Office Work Programme July to December 2014 FVO Health and Consumers

Neither the European Commission nor any person acting on behalf of the Commission is responsible for the use which might be made of the following information. Online information about the European Union is available at: http://europa.eu/index_en.htm Further information on the Health and Consumers Directorate-General is available on the internet at: http://ec.europa.eu/dgs/health_consumer/index_en.htm European Union, 2014 Reproduction is authorised provided the source is acknowledged.

Table of Contents 1. Introduction 3 2. Number and Distribution of Audits in the second half of 2014 3 3. Audits in Member States in the second half of 2014 4 4. Audits in Candidate Countries in the second half of 2014 7 5. Audits in Third Countries in the second half of 2014 7 Annex 1: Audits in Member States in the second half of 2014, by country in alphabetical order 9 Annex 2: Audits in Candidate Countries in the second half of 2014, by country in alphabetical order 10 Annex 3: Audits in Third Countries in the second half of 2014, by country in alphabetical order 11 2

1. Introduction This document sets out the planned audit programme of DG Health and Consumers' Food and Veterinary Office (FVO) in the area of food safety and quality, animal health and welfare, and plant health for the second half of 2014. It updates the work programme for 2014 published in November last, taking account of the delivery to date and of modifications that had to be made to the programme. Emergencies, other urgent issues and unforeseen circumstances may lead to further adjustments of the programme as the year progresses. Audits in response to emergencies can only be made by cancelling or postponing others. The programme is published on the website of DG Health and Consumers: http://www.ec.europa.eu/food/fvo/inspectprog/index_en.htm The audit reports and overview reports of the Food and Veterinary Office are available under the following links: http://ec.europa.eu/food/fvo/ir_search_en.cfm http://ec.europa.eu/food/fvo/specialreports/overview_search_en.cfm Finally, an overview of the FVO's activities in the area of human health (assessments in the fields of medical devices and audits on active pharmaceutical ingredients), as well as a list of FVO activities other than audits can be found in the full work programme for 2014 on the same website: http://ec.europa.eu/food/fvo/inspectprog/prog_audit_2014_en.pdf 2. Number and Distribution of Audits in the second half of 2014 As shown in table 1, a total of 92 audits are planned for the second half of 2014 programme. Table 1. Breakdown of Audits in the second half of 2014 by Main Areas: Area No. of Audits % Food Safety 59 64% Food Quality 8 9% Animal Health 5 5% Animal Welfare 4 4% Animal Health/Animal Welfare 2 2% Plant Health/Seeds 8 9% General Follow-Up 6 7% Total 92 100% As usual, audits in the food safety area make up the main part of the programme (64%). A large number of food safety audits naturally also cover animal health and welfare elements. 3

In addition, 11% of audits will specifically focus on controls in the animal health and welfare areas, and a further 9% of audits are targeted at phytosanitary controls and seeds. Around 9% of controls will be in the area of food quality (organic farming and geographical indicators 1 ). General follow-up audits make up another 7% of the planned programme. Table 2 provides an overview on the geographical breakdown of those audits Table 2. Geographical Breakdown of Audits in the second half of 2014: Country No. of Audits EU-28 64 70% Acceding and Candidate countries 2 2% Other third countries 26 28% Total 92 100% % In the second half of 2014, 70% of the audits will take place in the European Union. 2% of audits are planned in acceding and candidate countries and 28% in other third countries. Taking into account that about 14% of the audits in the EU deal with Member States' import control systems, overall, controls of third countries' exports of feed, food, plants and animals amount to 40% of the programme. 3. Audits in Member States in the second half of 2014 The FVO has identified a number of cross-cutting priorities which it will address horizontally, i.e. from various angles and across several sectors. Aquaculture, for example, will be assessed covering public health, animal health, feed, labelling and traceability aspects. Cross-cutting priorities and horizontal themes will usually be analysed through desk studies first in order to gain a thorough overview of the topic, identify potentially problematic areas and prioritise audits. Subsequent audit series will be targeted, organised and carried out within a short period to ensure the comparability and prompt delivery of the results. The results of these projects will be summarized in overview reports which will also form the basis for meetings with Member States experts in the framework of the Better Training for Safer Food (BTSF) programme planned for 2014/15, to discuss common problems identified and exchange best practice. An overview of all audits planned in Member States in the second half of 2014 is provided in Table 3: 1 Protected Denominations of Origin (PDO), Protected Geographical Indications (PGI), Traditional Specialities Guaranteed (TSG) 4

Table 3. Audits 2014 in Member States in the second half of 2014 CROSS-SECTORAL PRIORITIES Food Quality Organic Farming and certification, labelling and marketing of organic products Food Quality Geographical Indicators (PDO, PGI, TSG) Aquaculture OTHER HORIZONTAL PROJECTS Use and labelling of food additives Post-Slaughter Traceability of Meat, Meat Products and Preparations, and Composite Products GENERAL FOLLOW-UP General follow-up audits FOOD OF ANIMAL ORIGIN Czech Republic, Finland, Malta, Netherlands Netherlands, Slovenia Ireland (study visit), Croatia (integrated in relevant sectoral audits) Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Poland Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, Denmark, Ireland, Romania Food of Animal Origin - Mammals Food of Animal Origin - Birds Hygiene package: meat / milk Hygiene package: poultry meat and products derived therefrom Salmonella national control programmes on poultry populations Denmark, Sweden Poland Belgium, Portugal Food of Animal Origin Fish Veterinary Medicines and Residues FOOD OF PLANT ORIGIN Fishery products Bivalve molluscs Residues and controls on veterinary medicinal products Germany, Greece Greece Greece Primary production Food Processing and Distribution Genetically modified organisms Primary production Food contaminants Import, traceability, labelling and GMO trial France, Romania, Spain United Kingdom United Kingdom 5

FEED AND ANIMAL NUTRITION Animal Byproducts (ABP)/TSEs Traceability of ABP and derived products Czech Republic, France, Germany, Hungary, Latvia, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom ANIMAL HEALTH AND ANIMAL WELFARE Animal Health Animal Health/Animal Welfare Animal Welfare PLANT HEALTH EU funded eradication programmes Bovine Tuberculosis Brucella melitensis Approved bodies under Directive 92/65 (controls of notifiable diseases) Bee health Contingency planning / slaughter for disease control Welfare at slaughter and related operations Xylella fastidiosa United Kingdom Portugal Hungary, Poland Spain France, Romania Belgium, Netherlands Italy Plant health Plant pest outbreaks Kiwi vine canker Pseudomonas syringae pv. Actinidae Spain Potatoes Poland IMPORT CONTROLS Surveillance and risk identification/management (fact-finding) Germany, Hungary Import Controls Live animals and products of animal origin Import control system TRACES Malta (combined with audit on TRACES), Romania (combined with audit on TRACES and on imports of food of plant origin) Finland, Netherlands, Slovakia, Malta (combined with audit on import control system), Romania (combined with audit on import controls and imports of food of plant origin) Food of plant origin Bulgaria, Romania (combined with audits on TRACES and imports of live animals and products of animal origin) 6

An alphabetical list of audits in Member States, by country, is given in Annex 1. 4. Audits in Candidate Countries in the second half of 2014 Two animal welfare audits are planned in the second semester of 2014, as shown in table 4: Table 4. Audits 2014 in Candidate Countries in the second half of 2014 AREA/SECTOR Animal Welfare On farm, at transport and during slaughter At Transport and during slaughter Serbia Turkey 5. Audits in Third Countries in the second half of 2014 In third countries, the FVO verifies that competent authorities correctly apply relevant EU standards or their equivalent with respect to animals, plants and products intended for export to the European Union. The readiness of application files (such as timely replies by competent authorities to preaudit questionnaires) and also certain specific regional circumstances (e.g. security considerations) are major conditions for the completion of the audit programme. Therefore, a number of third country audits can only be programmed provisionally. Table 5. Audits in Third Countries in the second half of 2014 AREA/SECTOR Food of Animal Origin Mammals Fresh meat (equine meat), meat products, minced meat, meat preparations Fresh meat (beef, ovine and equine meat) Fresh meat (pork), meat products, minced meat, meat preparations and casings Fresh meat (ovine), meat products, minced meat, meat preparations and casings Milk and casings Casings Brazil Argentina Australia New Zealand Russian Federation Argentina, Egypt, Lebanon 7

AREA/SECTOR Food of Animal Origin - Fish Food of Non Animal Origin Food Quality Veterinary Medicines and Residues Fishery products Fishery products and bivalve molluscs Bivalve molluscs Primary production of seeds for sprouting Pesticides Organic farming and certification, labelling and marketing of organic products Organic production equivalent control bodies Residues and controls on veterinary medicinal products Georgia, Kazakhstan, Cuba (combined with residues audit) Argentina Vietnam Australia, China (follow-up), India South Africa, Cambodia (combined with plant health audit) Israel (control bodies to be decided) Belarus, Cuba (combined with fishery products audit) Feed Safety Pet food China Plant Health Plants and plant products India, Sri Lanka, Cambodia (combined with pesticides audit) (Annex 3 lists all audits categorised by country in alphabetical order.) 8

Annex 1: Audits in Member States in the second half of 2014, by country in alphabetical order MEMBER STATE THEME REFERENCE NUMBER Belgique/België (Belgium) Salmonella control programmes (breeders, laying hens, broilers, turkeys) Animal welfare at the time of slaughter 2014-7152 2014-7059 България (Bulgaria) Česká republika (Czech Republic) Danmark (Denmark) Deutschland (Germany) Éire/Ireland Ελλάδα (Greece) España (Spain) France Hrvatska (Croatia) Import controls of food of plant origin 2014-7187 General follow-up 2014-7004 Organic farming and certification, labelling and marketing of organic products 2014-7099 2014-7068 General follow-up 2014-7007 Hygiene Package (meat/milk) 2014-7228 2014-7065 Fishery products 2014-7134 Surveillance and risk identification/management - plant health 2014-7202 Aquaculture 2014-7125 General follow-up 2014-7010 Veterinary medicines and residues (live animals and animal 2014-7027 products) Fishery products 2014-7128 Live bivalve molluscs 2014-7127 Plant pest outbreaks (Kiwi vine canker) 2014-7194 Bee health 2014-7053 2014-7041 Primary production 2014-7174 2014-7042 Primary production 2014-7172 Contingency plans 2014-7044 General follow-up 2014-7005 Aquaculture 2014-7339 Italia (Italy) Plant pest outbreak (Xylella fastidiosa) 2014-7327 Latvija (Latvia) 2014-7062 Post-slaughter traceability 2014-7230 Lietuva (Lithuania) Post-slaughter traceability 2014-7106 Luxembourg Post-slaughter traceability 2014-7232 Surveillance and risk identification/management - plant health 2014-7201 Magyarország Approved bodies under Dir. 92/65 2014-7048 (Hungary) 2014-7071 Malta Import controls of animals and food of animal origin (BIP based controls) TRACES (both import control audits combined) Organic farming 2014-7003 2014-7006 2014-7300 9

MEMBER STATE THEME REFERENCE NUMBER Nederland (Netherlands) Österreich (Austria) Polska (Poland) Portugal România (Romania) Slovenija (Slovenia) Slovensko (Slovakia) Suomi/Finland Sverige (Sweden) United Kingdom Animal welfare at the time of slaughter 2014-7078 TRACES 2014-7024 Geographical indications scheme 2014-7109 Organic farming and certification, labelling and marketing of organic products 2014-7105 General follow-up 2014-7001 Approved bodies under Dir. 92/65 2014-7049 Poultry meat/poultry meat products 2014-7160 Post-slaughter traceability 2014-7237 Potatoes - plant health 2014-7204 2014-7069 Salmonella control programmes (breeders, laying hens, broilers, 2014-7161 turkeys) 2014-7250 Brucellosis eradication programme Primary production 2014-7173 Import controls of animals and food of animal origin (BIP based controls) 2014-7022 TRACES 2014-7023 Import controls of food of plant origin (the three import control audits combined) 2014-7188 Contingency plans 2014-7045 General follow-up 2014-7016 Geographical indications scheme 2014-7102 TRACES 2014-7021 TRACES 2014-7026 Organic farming and certification, labelling and marketing of organic products 2014-7101 2014-7040 Hygiene Package (meat/milk) 2014-7229 Contaminants Tuberculosis eradication programme Genetically modified food and feed, and environmental release of GMOs 2014-7167 2014-7055 2014-7209 2014-7070 Annex 2: Audits in Candidate Countries in the second half of 2014, by country in alphabetical order CANDIDATE THEME REFERENCE NUMBER Сpбија (Serbia) General animal welfare (on farms, during transport and at slaughter) 2014-7084 Türkiye (Turkey) Animal welfare during transport and at the time of slaughter 2014-7086 10

Annex 3: Audits in Third Countries in the second half of 2014, by country in alphabetical order THIRD THEME REFERENCE NUMBER Fresh bovine meat 2014-7226 AR - Argentina Fresh equine meat animal casing 2014-7296 Fishery products; live bivalve molluscs 2014-7130 AU - Australia Fresh meat animal casing 2014-7222 Primary production 2014-7176 BR Brazil Fresh meat, meat preparations 2014-7234 Veterinary medicines and residues (live animals and animal BY Belarus products) 2014-7032 CN - China Primary Production (follow-up) 2014-7271 Pet food 2014-7076 CU - Cuba Fishery products Veterinary medicines and residues (live animals and animal products) (both audits combined) 2014-7146 2014-7335 EG Egypt Animal casings 2014-7236 GE - Georgia Fishery products 2014-7133 Organic farming and certification, labelling and marketing of IL Israel organic products 2014-7301 IN - India Fruit and vegetables, cut flowers and planting material plant health Primary production Plant health- fruit and vegetables, cut flowers, planting material Pesticides (both audits combined) 2014-7205 2014-7170 KH - Cambodia 2014-7206 2014-7299 KZ Kazakhstan Fishery products 2014-7137 LB - Lebanon Animal casings 2014-7235 LK Sri Lanka Fruit and vegetables, cut flowers and planting material - plant health 2014-7207 NZ New Zealand Fresh meat; animal casings 2014-7233 RU Russian Federation Milk; casings 2014-7227 VN Viet Nam Fishery products; bivalve molluscs 2014-7147 ZA South Africa Pesticides 2014-7186 In addition, one audit in a third country will be performed on organic production standards and control measures applied by a recognised control body (reference number 2014-7097). 11

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