The committee now reports to the Committee on One Health.
The purpose of the Subcommittee on Salmonella is to:
- Provide a forum for representatives of livestock, poultry and allied industries, universities, as well as state and federal animal health and public health agencies to interact on scientific and regulatory issues related to the diagnosis, prevention and control of Salmonella in food-producing animals and humans
- Provide a forum for open discussion and presentation of quorum-based resolutions for consideration to the USAHA executive committee
- Share research findings and educational information that will lead to improved methods for the diagnosis, prevention and control of Salmonella in food-producing animals and humans in the farm-to-table continuum
- Promote the development of science-based regulatory and voluntary Salmonella programs through the cooperative efforts of animal and allied industries, universities and state and federal agencies (e.g. National Poultry Improvement Plan)
- Support state and federal agency, university, livestock, poultry and allied industry efforts that contribute to improve on-farm reduction and control of Salmonella
- Facilitate collaboration between state and federal animal health and public health agencies and universities in developing new educational, laboratory and epidemiological approaches to Salmonella in food-producing animals and humans
- Promote increased state, federal and industry funding for research in the prevention, diagnosis, and control of Salmonella infections in livestock and poultry
Members
Subcommittee Member Directory
Presentations
2019 - these can be viewed under the Committee on One Health
2018
2017
Reports
To View Subcommittee Reports, see: Committee on One Health
Resolutions
- 2013
- Resolution 17: OBJECTION TO SALMONELLA LINKED TO HUMAN ILLNESSES BEING DECLARED ADULTERANTS
- 2011
- Resolution 40: IDENTIFICATION OF FARM ENVIRONMENTAL PARAMETERS HOSTILE TO SALMONELLA
- 2008
- Resolution 1: Promoting the Use of Standardized Bacterial Fingerprinting Strategies
- 2004
- Resolution 5: Salmonella Performance Standards
