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Chemical pesticide pollution: 460,000 eggs contaminated by pesticide Finney, egg residue Finney is extremely high

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, Pesticide Finney contaminated 460,000 eggs! Changhua Shunhong Ranch was found to exceed the standard, sold to Shuangbei and affected breakfast operators

Pesticide Fenpronil contaminated eggs incident again! In 2017, the outbreak of non-usable Finney eggs in Taiwan affected millions of eggs (see the end of the article for the memorabilia). This year, Finney poisoned eggs occurred again in Changhua! On January 25, three eggs sampled by the agricultural administration unit in Shunhong Ranch, Changhua County, were found to have excessive fenpronil residues, with detection levels of 0.03, 0.04 and 0.06 ppm respectively (residue standard is 0.01 ppm). All of the illegal eggs were sold to Taipei City Trade Xinhui Egg Store, and downstream sold to retail investors and breakfast operators in Shuangbei City. A total of 7480 catties, about 74,800 eggs, were eaten by consumers.

A total of 7,480 kg of eggs with FENPINE residues have been identified so far.(The batch inspected on January 25 was sold on January 27-28), and Shunhong Ranch sold another 1,929 boxes of eggs between January 29 and February 13.(38580 kilograms, 385,800 eggs), the vice-chairman of the Agricultural Committee Huangjincheng said, may all these eggs have been "dart", by consumers to eat, but because of the lapse of several days, may not be able to detect Fenpney,"Fenpney metabolism in hens very fast, January 25 problematic eggs, 27 days after the test may not come out."

News dictionary: Finney is a pesticide, but also can do environmental medicine, chicken should not be used. However, for different uses, the applicable management methods and residue standards are different. For pesticides, they can be purchased directly from pesticide stores. For environmental drugs, there are different concentrations. Some people can buy them. Some people need to submit a plan by the vector disinfection industry. Only after approval can they obtain a license to purchase.

Photo Source/Food and Drug Administration

Appendix: Finney Egg Memories 2017

On July 20, Belgium reported that the pesticide Fenpney exceeded the standard eggs, and the storm spread to the whole world

August 04 Animal Husbandry Department: Taiwan's breeding methods are different, and there has been no monitoring in the past, so there should be no safety concerns.

18 August Food and Drug Administration: 10 eggs sampled, none found to be contaminated with Finney

August 21,"Upstream and Downstream" exclusive disclosure, domestic eggs Finney content exceeds the standard.

August 22 Council of Agriculture announced three egg farms found Fimpini eggs, the highest residue of 153ppb

On August 25, the Agricultural Committee surveyed 44 laying hen farms nationwide, affecting 1.24 million laying hens.

End of August The Council of Agriculture announced that the successive reinspections were qualified, and the Finney storm was temporarily over.

On September 8, the Committee of Agriculture held an expert meeting (open live broadcast) to discuss whether to establish a background value for Finpronil residues. The meeting concluded that it should be studied for one year before deciding whether to establish a residue value and residue standard.

On September 18, North City again detected eggs from Tainan that exceeded the standard

The China Times on 25 October reported that the Institute of Drug Control had sent a report directly to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) at the end of September stating that the background value of FENPI was 10ppb. The incident was verified by upstream and downstream reporters

October 28, Hsinchu new case, from Changhua egg Finney exceeded the standard

30 Oct Expert meeting (closed) to discuss setting background residue values for Finpronil

October 30th Fanny egg pesticide residue standard, the development process full of storm, risk communication worse?

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