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FSIS conducts tests for chemicals—including antibiotics, sulfonamides, and various other drugs, pesticides and environmental chemicals—in meat, poultry and egg products destined for human consumption. FSIS also conducts studies to determine presence of contaminants such as dioxin.
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RESIDUE TESTING
U.S. National Residue Program for Meat, Poultry, and Egg Products
2012 Residue Sampling Plans ("Blue Book")
This document presents a comprehensive explanation of the process used to plan the U.S. National Residue Program for Meat, Poultry, and
Egg Products for the year 2012. Program plans for past years (1998-2011) are also available.
2011 Residue Sample Results ("Red Book") (PDF Only; 1.30mb; 119 pp.)
The 2011 Red Book provides the residue sampling results from testing for chemical compounds in food animals produced domestically or imported into the United States.
Residue Repeat Violator Lists
These lists, provided in PDF and Excel spreadsheet format, contain information to help establishments,
Livestock Markets as well as inspection program personnel identify residue history of produces.
Residue Related Notices & Directives
View a consolidated listing of Federal Register and FSIS Notices related to residue testing policy.
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DIOXINS
FSIS Dioxin Related Activities
Page includes links to dioxin resources and historical information. FSIS conducts periodic surveys to gather
information on dioxins, furans, and dioxin-like
PCBs in U.S. meat and poultry products as part of a continuing effort
to understand and characterize potential contaminants in the food
supply.
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MELAMINE
FSIS Testing Results for Melamine in Retail Meat and Poultry (May 2009; PDF Only)
FSIS collected retail samples of ready-to-eat meat and poultry products to test for the presence of
melamine. This action was prompted by public health concerns regarding melamine contamination of imported
milk-derived food ingredients in FDA-regulated products. None of the products tested by FSIS posed a public health concern.
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