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2014 Incident Management Response Lasalocid Response 2014 Incident Management Response John Buchweitz, MSU DCPAH Lisa Joseph, FDA Nancy Barr, MDARD April Hunt, MDARD Tim Lyons, MDARD

The Beginning – August 11, 2014 MDARD notified of turkey mortalities at index farm Cause of death unknown Turkey mortalities at processor (USDA notified) Turkeys and feed samples sent to MSU for analysis Necropsy Finding: lasalocid toxicity This was a large integrated turkey and swine operation

Lasalocid Animal Drug Approved for use in poultry, cattle & sheep feeds Used to prevent coccidiosis in poultry Turkeys fed at a rate of 68 – 113 g/ton

MDARD Farm Visit Who makes the feed? Farm uses lasalocid in turkey feed formulations How were mortalities disposed? Turkey shipments suspended since Aug 13 First Hypothesis: on farm feed mix up Farm is and on farm mixer feeder but also owns and runs commercial feed mill.

Multi-Agency Response USDA: Food Safety & Inspection Service (FSIS) + FDA: DET-DO and CVM MDARD: Feed and Animal Industry __________________________________________ = Lots of questions, few answers Solution: Regular Multi-Agency Conference Calls* 1st call: August 21

Joint Investigations MDARD & FDA @ Index Farm USDA FSIS @ Processor Root cause? Lasalocid inventory reconciliation ~ 450 tons turkey feed removed, reconditioning plan reviewed by FDA MDARD collects official and retain samples USDA FSIS @ Processor Clears farm to ship on August 28

Samples MDARD Lab Dry ingredients clean Low levels lasalocid in finished feeds fats and oils – no official methods MSU, Diagnostic Center for Population & Animal Health Can qualify the presence of lasalocid in grease

The BIG Findings (Sept 11) 1,510 g/ton lasalocid in swine feed Lasalocid is NOT approved for swine Lasalocid detected in grease samples MDARD contacts Index Farm 5,000 pigs shipped weekly Farm agrees to not ship pigs to market Points from the next steps slide: FDA validation of quantifiable method - 6-8 wks Input from state, university, and private laboratories MDARD, FDA and USDA continue investigations Start date? 3 grease suppliers Index Farm Removes all grease from swine formulations Submits swine liver samples to 2 laboratories Submits Reportable Food Registry

Withdrawal Time Food Animal Residue Avoidance Databank (FARAD) Recommend 28 day withdrawal time FDA CVM makes withdrawal recommendation to USDA based on State-collected sample results 28 day withdrawal time “out of an abundance of caution” Index Farm 20,000 pigs impacted September 16 start date

Recalls and Root Cause Michigan Grease Processor Shipped contaminated grease to 13 locations in 4 states MDARD issues stop sale order September 26 recall MDARD stands up Incident Management Team FDA continues traceback at out of state sources Shur-Green Farms in Ohio issues recall: Oct 23 Samples collected from all 3 firms that supplied grease to farm: 1 positive at

Likely Root Cause Lascadoil From the Press Release: industrial processing waste oil From the Press Release: loads of Soyoil containing Lascadoil that was intended for commercial use (biofuels) may have crossed over to the feed ingredient stream

Findings, Impact, and Next Steps Apparent minimal oversight on grease suppliers, processors, haulers, jobbers, and brokers Index Farm: lost 50,000 turkeys. 20,000 market ready pigs impacted, 450 tons of feed lost. November 12 – MDARD held compliance conference with MI grease supplier. Consent Agreement signed More than 100 farms in at least 8 states received contaminated grease/feed

Successes Standing up an Incident Management Team Regular multi-agency conference calls FDA able to use state, university, and private laboratory results and analytical methods Pre-established working relationships with private sector, state and federal partners AID and PPPMD joint inspection project: Jan/Feb 2015 May also want to discuss future projects as a result of this investigation. AID and PPPM are conducting joint inspections in Jan/Feb at licesnsed dead animal dealer/ renderer operations. Some have commercial feed licenses, others may need license. Inspectors will be asking about projects, distributors, suppliers and labeling during contact visit.

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