Evaluation and results from Specified Risk Material (SRM) audits in licensed abattoirs that slaughter cattle

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This dataset includes data regional veterinarians collect as part of compliance audits conducted in licensed meat plants that slaughter bovine (cattle) to verify the control of high-risk inedible materials, namely specified risk material (SRM).

SRM is considered high-risk inedible material and the completion of audits and checklists helps ensure that SRM materials are properly identified for control, removal and proper disposal.

Every fiscal year, 25% of provincially licensed meat plants slaughtering cattle are selected by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) for an OMAFRA-CFIA Joint SRM Audit. During this audit, the plant is evaluated jointly by a CFIA Regional Veterinary Officer (RVO) and by an OMAFRA Regional Veterinarian (RV).

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Geographic coverage
Ontario
Last Validated Date
December 18, 2020
Update frequency
As required

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