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Rules for the use of fishery drugs

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, The use of fishery medicine should be based on the basic principle of not endangering human health and not damaging the ecological environment of the water area, and should be used as much as possible; strictly abide by the regulations of the relevant state departments, the production, sale and use of fishery drugs without production license, approval number and production implementation standard are strictly prohibited. When the disease occurs, drugs should be used for symptoms to prevent the abuse of fishery drugs, blindly increasing the dosage or increasing the frequency of drug use or prolonging the time of drug use. drugs or additives prohibited by the state shall not be used in aquatic feed, nor shall they be used in feed.

The use of fishery medicine should be based on the basic principle of not endangering human health and not damaging the ecological environment of the water area, and should be used as much as possible; strictly abide by the regulations of the relevant state departments, and strictly prohibit the production, production and use of fishery drugs without production license, approval number and production implementation standard. When the disease occurs, drugs should be used for symptoms to prevent the abuse of fishery drugs and blindly increasing the dosage or increasing the frequency of drug use or prolonging the time of drug use; drugs or additives prohibited by the state shall not be used in aquatic feed, nor shall antimicrobials be added to the feed for a long time.

It is strictly forbidden to use fishery drugs with high toxicity, high residue or three toxicities (carcinogenic, teratogenic, mutagenic). It is strictly forbidden to use fishery drugs that cause serious damage to the water environment and are difficult to repair, to sprinkle antibiotics directly into aquaculture waters, and to use newly developed human drugs as the main or secondary components of fishery drugs.

Prohibited fishery drugs: parathion (Dafenglei), BHC, lindane (BHC), toxaphene (camphene chloride), DDT, calomel, mercurous nitrate, mercuric acetate, carbofuran (carbofuran, Dafunong), chlordimeform (dimethamidine), cyhalothrin (cypermethrin, permethrin), cypermethrin (cypermethrin, cyhalothrin), pentachlorophenol sodium, cyhalothrin Malachite green (alkaline green, salt block green, malachite green), trypanosamine, antimony potassium tartrate, sulfathiazole (trimethoprim), sulfonamidine (sulfadiguanidine), furacilin (furanxin), furazolidone (furazolidone), furanas (PVI138), chloramphenicol (including its salts, esters and preparations), bacitracin zinc (subtilisin), tylosin, avopaxine, quinolinol (quinamide hydroxyethyloxide), quinolinol (quinolinol ethyl quinoxy), quinolinol Diethylstilbestrol (diethylstilbestrol), diethylstilbestrol (diethylstilbestrol, artificial courttin) Including estradiol and other similar synthetic estrogens) and methyltestosterone (methyltestosterone, including androgens such as testosterone propionate, dehydromethyltestosterone and assimilates).

The use of fishery drugs should comply with the provisions of the drug withdrawal period before the harvest season to ensure that the drug residues of listed aquatic products comply with the relevant national regulations. For example, bleach withdrawal period ≥ 5 days, trichloroisocyanuric acid withdrawal period ≥ 10 days, oxytetracycline withdrawal period (eel) ≥ 5 days, (catfish) ≥ 21 days, trimethoprim and sulfamethoxazole withdrawal period ≥ 30 days, florfenicol withdrawal period (eel) ≥ 7 days, sodium dichloroisocyanurate ≥ 10 days, chlorine dioxide ≥ 10 days.

 
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