Committee On Transmissible Diseases Of Swine

The purpose of the Committee on Transmissible Diseases of Swine is to review status of knowledge on recognized transmissible diseases of swine with emphasis on recent new research results; to monitor emerging new diseases and keep membership advised as to the potential effect on the swine industry; to work with other committees on problems of mutual concern; and to make recommendations concerning swine diseases such as, but not limited to, research needs, control and eradication, regulations, and producer and consumer education.

Committee Members

Committee Member Directory

Reports

2009 Report

2008 Report

2007 Report

2006 Report

2005 Report

2004 Report

Resolutions

2009

Resolution 5: FAILURE OF IMPORTING COUNTRIES TO FOLLOW WORLD ORGANIZATION FOR ANIMAL HEALTH GUIDELINES FOR IMPORTATIONS OF ANIMALS

Resolution 25: MARKET SWINE SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM

2008

Resolution 51: Prevention of Introduction of Classical Swine Fever and other Foreign Animal Diseases into the United States

2007

Resolution 28: Minimum Export Rules for Goats and Swine

Resolution 43: 30-Day Health Rule Interpretation

Resolution 44: Integrated and Comprehensive Swine Disease Surveillance Planning

Resolution 45: Market Swine Surveillance Program

Resolution 46: Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points and Swine Program Diseases

2006

Resolution 31: Code of Federal Regulations Changes, Swine Brucellosis

Resolution 32: Stakeholder Involvement in the Development of the National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility

Resolution 33: Control of Feral Swine

2004

Resolution 25: Emerging Swine Disease Response Mechanism

Resolution 27: Confidentiality of Collected Data