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Instructions for Drug Residue Screening Log - Illinois
This document was released by Illinois Department of Public Health and contains official instructions for Drug Residue Screening Log . The up-to-date fillable form is available for download through this link.
FAQ
Q: What is a Drug Residue Screening Log?A: A Drug Residue Screening Log is a record that tracks the testing of livestock for drug residues.
Q: Why is a Drug Residue Screening Log important?A: A Drug Residue Screening Log is important to ensure that livestock products are free from harmful drug residues.
Q: Who is responsible for maintaining a Drug Residue Screening Log?A: Livestock owners or operators are responsible for maintaining a Drug Residue Screening Log.
Q: What should be included in a Drug Residue Screening Log?A: A Drug Residue Screening Log should include the date of testing, animal identification number, type of test performed, results, and any corrective actions taken.
Q: Is it mandatory to maintain a Drug Residue Screening Log?A: Yes, it is mandatory to maintain a Drug Residue Screening Log for livestock owners or operators in Illinois.
Q: What happens if a livestock product is found to have drug residues?A: If a livestock product is found to have drug residues, it may be deemed unsafe for consumption and appropriate actions will be taken by the authorities.
Instruction Details:
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