About the Need for Developing Risk Management for Ensuring Safety From Antiobiotic and Veterinary Drug Residues in Kazakhstan

Abstract

In connection with the integration of Kazakhstan into the international agricultural consortium, the scientific principles of risk management for veterinary drugs in environmental objects and livestock products and the need for monitoring and control to ensure safety of agricultural products is required. This research paper aims to conduct an assessment of the potential risk of harm to the health of consumers through an analysis of the probability of violation of the legislative requirements for food safety. It also briefly describes the regulations on administration of veterinary drugs in Kazakhstan. And found concentrations of ciprofloxacin, metronidozole and diclofenac in the water from Sorbulak Lake. This paper also proposes measures that should be applied in the future to ensure product and environment safety with regards to drug residues in Kazakhstan. And looks at the creation of a modern system of management and recycling of drug residues for transition of the Republic of Kazakhstan to a "green" economy with sustainable development.

Prevalence and resistance to antibacterial agents in Salmonella enterica strains isolated from poultry products in Northern Kazakhstan

“…The only restriction on the use of antibiotics is mandatory registration in the Republic of Kazakhstan [ 65 ]. One of the ways of spreading resistance to microorganisms is the lack of a management system and disposal of residual amounts of medications [ 66 ].…”