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What foods are excluded from the prior notice requirement? -
ANSWER -(1) food carried by or otherwise accompanying an
individual arriving in the United States for that individual's
personal use (i.e., for consumption by themselves, family, or
friends, and not for sale or other distribution); (2) food that is
exported without leaving the port of arrival until export; (3)
meat food products, poultry products and egg products that
are subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the U.S. Department
of Agriculture (USDA) at the time of importation under the
Federal Meat Inspection Act, the Poultry Products Inspection
Act, or the Egg Products Inspection Act; (4) food that was made
by an individual in his/her personal residence and sent by that
individual as a personal gift (i.e., for nonbusiness reasons) to
an individual in the United States; and (5) food in diplomatic
bags/pouches
When must prior notice be submitted? - ANSWER -1. 2 hours
before arrival by land by road
2. 4 hours before arrival by air or by land by rail
3. 8 hours before arrival by water
,4. The time consistent with the timeframe established for the
mode of transportation for an article of food carried by or
otherwise accompanying an individual if it is subject to prior
notice (the food must also be accompanied by the FDA
confirmation.)
No more than 15-30 days before arrival depending on system
used to submit
notice
What are the differences between Category A, Category B and
Category C elephants? - ANSWER -Elephants in Category A
have had no known exposure to culture positive animals within
a 5 year period. These elephants are negative on TW and have
no clinical signs. Elephants in Category B may have had
contact with an Mtb positive animal within 5 years but are
negative on all TW. No travel restrictions exist for either
Category A or B elephants. Category C elephants are TW
positive (i.e., Mtb organisms were isolated by culture from a TW
sample) and are considered infected. Category C elephants
would only travel if necessary for medical care
What if the elephant is TW negative but reactive on a
serological test (DPP, MAPIA, STAT-PAK or ELISA)? - ANSWER
-Many elephants fall into this group. If the elephant has two
years of negative annual triple TW cultures, it can be
considered negative, and going forward from 2017, the qPCR
test performed on TW samples), it should be considered
,negative. The serologic tests are not confirmatory for Mtb and
should not be used as a solo test for regulatory purposes.
Emergency Management Assistance Compact (EMAC) -
ANSWER -A
congressionally ratified compact that provides a legal structure
by which states
affected by a disaster may request emergency assistance and
aid from other
states.2
Preliminary Damage Assessment - ANSWER -Required in
order to request a
Stafford Act declaration, except in certain
instances.
Who can declare a national emergency? - ANSWER -President
pursuant to the
National
Emergencies Act
Who can declare a public health emergency? - ANSWER -
Secretary of Health
and Human Services (HHS) pursuant to Section 319 of the
Public Health
Service
Act
, What other organizations can declare various other disaster
declarations? -
ANSWER -Administrator of the Small Business
Administration and U.S.
Department of
Agriculture
What is the difference between an "expiration date" on the VFD
and duration of use? - ANSWER -While the VFD expiration date
defines the period of time for which the authorization to feed an
animal feed containing a VFD drug is lawful, the duration of use
determines the length of time, established as part of the
approval, conditional approval, or index listing process, that
the animal feed containing the VFD drug is allowed to be fed to
the animals. For example, in swine the currently approved VFD
drug tilmicosin has a duration of use of 21 days and an
expiration date of 90 days, which means the client has 90 days
to obtain the VFD feed and complete the 21 day course of
therapy
What is an "extralabel use" of a VFD drug and is it allowed? -
ANSWER "Extralabel use" is defined in FDA's regulations as
actual or intended use of a drug in an animal in a manner that is
not in accordance with the approved labeling. For example,
feeding the animals VFD feed for a duration of time that is
different from the duration specified on the label, feeding VFD
feed formulated with a drug level that is different from what is
specified on the label, or feeding VFD feed to an animal species
different than what is specified on the label would all be
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What foods are excluded from the prior notice requirement? -
ANSWER -(1) food carried by or otherwise accompanying an
individual arriving in the United States for that individual's
personal use (i.e., for consumption by themselves, family, or
friends, and not for sale or other distribution); (2) food that is
exported without leaving the port of arrival until export; (3)
meat food products, poultry products and egg products that
are subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the U.S. Department
of Agriculture (USDA) at the time of importation under the
Federal Meat Inspection Act, the Poultry Products Inspection
Act, or the Egg Products Inspection Act; (4) food that was made
by an individual in his/her personal residence and sent by that
individual as a personal gift (i.e., for nonbusiness reasons) to
an individual in the United States; and (5) food in diplomatic
bags/pouches
When must prior notice be submitted? - ANSWER -1. 2 hours
before arrival by land by road
2. 4 hours before arrival by air or by land by rail
3. 8 hours before arrival by water
,4. The time consistent with the timeframe established for the
mode of transportation for an article of food carried by or
otherwise accompanying an individual if it is subject to prior
notice (the food must also be accompanied by the FDA
confirmation.)
No more than 15-30 days before arrival depending on system
used to submit
notice
What are the differences between Category A, Category B and
Category C elephants? - ANSWER -Elephants in Category A
have had no known exposure to culture positive animals within
a 5 year period. These elephants are negative on TW and have
no clinical signs. Elephants in Category B may have had
contact with an Mtb positive animal within 5 years but are
negative on all TW. No travel restrictions exist for either
Category A or B elephants. Category C elephants are TW
positive (i.e., Mtb organisms were isolated by culture from a TW
sample) and are considered infected. Category C elephants
would only travel if necessary for medical care
What if the elephant is TW negative but reactive on a
serological test (DPP, MAPIA, STAT-PAK or ELISA)? - ANSWER
-Many elephants fall into this group. If the elephant has two
years of negative annual triple TW cultures, it can be
considered negative, and going forward from 2017, the qPCR
test performed on TW samples), it should be considered
,negative. The serologic tests are not confirmatory for Mtb and
should not be used as a solo test for regulatory purposes.
Emergency Management Assistance Compact (EMAC) -
ANSWER -A
congressionally ratified compact that provides a legal structure
by which states
affected by a disaster may request emergency assistance and
aid from other
states.2
Preliminary Damage Assessment - ANSWER -Required in
order to request a
Stafford Act declaration, except in certain
instances.
Who can declare a national emergency? - ANSWER -President
pursuant to the
National
Emergencies Act
Who can declare a public health emergency? - ANSWER -
Secretary of Health
and Human Services (HHS) pursuant to Section 319 of the
Public Health
Service
Act
, What other organizations can declare various other disaster
declarations? -
ANSWER -Administrator of the Small Business
Administration and U.S.
Department of
Agriculture
What is the difference between an "expiration date" on the VFD
and duration of use? - ANSWER -While the VFD expiration date
defines the period of time for which the authorization to feed an
animal feed containing a VFD drug is lawful, the duration of use
determines the length of time, established as part of the
approval, conditional approval, or index listing process, that
the animal feed containing the VFD drug is allowed to be fed to
the animals. For example, in swine the currently approved VFD
drug tilmicosin has a duration of use of 21 days and an
expiration date of 90 days, which means the client has 90 days
to obtain the VFD feed and complete the 21 day course of
therapy
What is an "extralabel use" of a VFD drug and is it allowed? -
ANSWER "Extralabel use" is defined in FDA's regulations as
actual or intended use of a drug in an animal in a manner that is
not in accordance with the approved labeling. For example,
feeding the animals VFD feed for a duration of time that is
different from the duration specified on the label, feeding VFD
feed formulated with a drug level that is different from what is
specified on the label, or feeding VFD feed to an animal species
different than what is specified on the label would all be
