Yibar Artun, Selcuk Ozgur, Senlik Bayram
Department of Food Hygiene and Technology, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Uludag University, 16059 Gorukle Campus, Bursa, Turkey.
Department of Parasitology, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Uludag University, 16059 Gorukle Campus, Bursa, Turkey.
Prev Vet Med. 2015 Jan 1;118(1):28-35. doi: 10.1016/j.prevetmed.2014.11.012. Epub 2014 Nov 22.
An abattoir survey was conducted from July 2012 to December 2012 to determine the major causes of organ and carcass condemnation and to estimate the associated direct financial loss at two abattoirs in Bursa Province in Turkey. A total of 22,872 sheeps and 5363 cattle were examined by postmortem inspection using standard inspection procedures. The total economic loss in two abattoirs was estimated from the summation of organ and carcass condemnation in six-month period. The retail prices of offal (lung, liver, kidney, heart, and spleen) and kg price of cattle and sheep carcasses were obtained from local markets. The results of postmortem examination indicated that a total of 658 (2.33%) offals and 93 (0.32%) carcasses were condemned. While the main causes of organ condemnation were hydatidosis and fasciolosis, carcasses were condemned mainly due to tuberculosis and jaundice. The total revenue in 2012 for all animals (164,080 sheeps and 56,035 cattle) slaughtered in 15 abattoirs in Bursa Province was 144,401,765 USD. This study showed that financial loss due to organ and carcass condemnations at two abattoirs in six-month period was 245,483 USD (0.17% of the total annual revenue of all slaughtered animals at 15 abattoirs). In sheep, six-month financial loss was estimated at 3281 USD and 4015 USD from organ condemnation due to fasciolosis and hydatidosis, respectively. In cattle, total loss was calculated as 4042 USD and 12,321 USD due to fasciolosis and hydatidosis, respectively. A common cause of carcass condemnation in cattle was tuberculosis, totalling 214,995 USD in losses, whereas condemnation due to tuberculosis was not determined in sheep. The current study also showed that six-month monetary losses from carcass condemnation of sheep and cattle due to jaundice were 8099 USD and 6026 USD, respectively. From the data obtained in this study, it can be concluded that bacterial and parasitic diseases remain common and cause considerable economic loss in Bursa Province, Turkey. The result of this abattoir study provided regional information on major causes of organ and carcass condemnation in sheep and cattle slaughtered at two abattoirs as well as giving an estimation of the direct financial losses.
2012年7月至12月,在土耳其布尔萨省的两家屠宰场进行了一项屠宰场调查,以确定器官和胴体被判不合格的主要原因,并估算相关的直接经济损失。使用标准检查程序,通过尸检对总共22,872只绵羊和5363头牛进行了检查。根据六个月期间器官和胴体被判不合格的总和,估算了两家屠宰场的总经济损失。内脏(肺、肝、肾、心和脾)的零售价以及牛和羊胴体的每千克价格取自当地市场。尸检结果表明,共有658个(2.33%)内脏和93个(0.32%)胴体被判不合格。器官被判不合格的主要原因是包虫病和肝片吸虫病,而胴体被判不合格主要是由于结核病和黄疸。2012年布尔萨省15家屠宰场宰杀的所有动物(164,080只绵羊和56,035头牛)的总收入为144,401,765美元。这项研究表明,六个月期间两家屠宰场因器官和胴体被判不合格造成的经济损失为245,483美元(占15家屠宰场所有宰杀动物年度总收入的0.17%)。在绵羊中,由于肝片吸虫病和包虫病导致器官被判不合格,六个月的经济损失估计分别为3281美元和4015美元。在牛中,由于肝片吸虫病和包虫病造成的总损失分别计算为4042美元和12,321美元。牛胴体被判不合格的一个常见原因是结核病,损失总计214,995美元,而绵羊中未确定因结核病被判不合格的情况。当前研究还表明,绵羊和牛因黄疸导致胴体被判不合格的六个月货币损失分别为8099美元和6026美元。从本研究获得的数据可以得出结论,细菌和寄生虫疾病在土耳其布尔萨省仍然很常见,并造成相当大的经济损失。这项屠宰场研究的结果提供了关于两家屠宰场宰杀的绵羊和牛器官和胴体被判不合格主要原因的区域信息,以及对直接经济损失的估计。