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    The first detection of imported "poisonous shrimp" in Shenzhen endangers human hematopoietic function

    • Last Update: 2002-03-13
    • Source: Internet
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    Introduction: zhongxin.com Shenzhen, March 12 news: Shenzhen Inspection and Quarantine Bureau has detected chloramphenicol toxic shrimp for the first time from live wrasse urine shrimp imported from Indonesia According to the person in charge of Shenzhen Inspection and Quarantine Bureau, this batch of chloramphenicol toxic shrimp was recently detected from the live wrasse urine shrimp imported from Yantian port and produced in Indonesia Its chloramphenicol content is 1.87ug/kg (the Hong Kong limit standard is 1ug / kg, the European Union limit is 0.3ug / kg), which is seriously over the standard According to Xinhua news agency, the consumption of chloramphenicol shrimp is harmful to human hematopoietic system It can reduce white blood cells, especially kill granular white blood cells, affect the maturation of red blood cells, easily cause aplastic anemia, damage vision, cause acute toxic epidermis laxity, make eyelid adhesion and corneal scar The origin of this batch of chloramphenicol shrimp is Indonesia, which is analyzed to be related to shrimp feed Chloramphenicol is banned from animal feed in many countries Recently, EU countries announced a ban on the import of a series of animal derived food Shenzhen Inspection and quarantine bureau calls on all relevant enterprises to strengthen the protection of their own interests in foreign trade When importing animal origin food and its raw materials, it requires suppliers to provide relevant antibiotic testing data and include the requirements in the contract terms Meanwhile, it emphasizes that in the future, chloramphenicol and sulfanilamide drugs should be added to the inspection of all purchased meat raw materials and food (author:) share to feed Weibo share to:
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