Re:Chile’s salmon farms may use more antibiotics than any ot...
by thriftwy on Tuesday January 16, 2018 @08:10AM
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If you're not doing tests know nothing about antibiotics in meat, who grew this meat and where, and whether it's meat at all.
No amount of paperwork provides even a tiny bit of compliance. Just look at VW.
Catching things with blind tests as a way to increase compliance while reducing the burden of documentation.
If it could be done efficiently, that would certainly be better.. I suspect that tests might be expensive to scale, and not offer sufficient precision... Antibiotics might disappear over time, for example.
IMO we should always strive to improve regulation and make it more efficient.