PRESENTATION ON FISH DETENTION AND rejection.pptx

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1. PRESENTATION ON DETENTION AND REJECTION O F SEAFOOD IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE Nusrath Jahan Emu (17207007) Kaniz Asma Jahan (17207009) Abdur Rahim Mia (172070046) Kakali Rahman (17207047) Anup Datta (17207107)

2. Definition Of Detention ,Rejection ,Seafood Detention : Detention is the act or fact of detaining or holding back specially; holding in custody. Rejection : The act of refusing to accept , use or believe someone or something. Seafood :Seafood is any form of sea lite regarded or food by human .

3. Border Cases For Seafood The term border cases in used to describe any situation where a fish product is detained, rejected , destroyed returned to sender or removed even if only temporarily from the trade flow. With respect to marine product and processed marine products , the border case were based on the following non compliance of the regulation. Decomposed ,hazardous or poisonous. Products without complete sanitation/health certificate. Products with undesignated additives uses. Food or additives that do not meet specification and standards. Apparatus or containers/packages that do not meet specifications and standards.

4. Current Impediment T o T rade Imposed by importing countries to ensure that products meet the requirement of the target market. Difference among various national standards and inspection System(SPS,TBT,WTO) Border control Increasing public demand for safety.

5. Sea Food Export And Import In Bangladesh Generally import different types of aquarium or ornamental fish . We also import fish fillet ,fish oil, fish paste ,fish meal.

6. FDA Import Detention Data For Seafood The federal food ,drug and cosmetic act(FFDCA) was enacted to protect the health and safety and to protect from mislabeled or adulterate domestic or imported food products .In particular section 801 directs the FDA to detain any seafood imports appear to violate the act .FDA may take a ”detention action” based on: Regular detention which include shipments where physical analysis or records show that the food appears to violate the FDCA and other acts enforced by the FDA or Detention without physical examination(DWPE) which include: Automatic detention based on past violate history. Detention based on import alerts.

7. Detention And Rejections Of Seafood Of Bangladesh The European union issued a rapid alert notification of Bangladeshi shrimp last year

8. Solution Solution for the challenging seafood trade condition over the world: Promoting harmonization. Improving border control system. Build national and regional capacity. Chemical residues prevention. Educate workers in basic principles of personal hygiene. Reduce filthy reason.

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