Patients with Infectious Diseases Are Prohibited from Milking and Collecting Milk

15:52, 11/07/2024

Here is the notable content of Circular 13/2017/TT-BNNPTNT on National Technical Standards in the field of Veterinary Medicine.

To be specific, not having infectious diseases is one of the requirements for milkers and milk collectors stipulated in Circular 13. The full text of the requirements is as follows:

- Must be trained and issued with a certificate of food safety knowledge by a competent authority as per current regulations.- Must undergo a health check, not have any diseases on the list of infectious diseases, and be issued a Health Certificate before practicing the profession, with periodic health re-examinations according to the Ministry of Health's regulations.- Must wear complete labor protection gear such as protective clothing, hair cap, mask, and boots while working; must wash and disinfect hands before and after direct contact with a teat.- Must comply with personal hygiene practices: regularly keep nails short and clean; do not wear jewelry such as rings and watches during work; do not smoke or spit in the milking and milk collecting area.

See more regulations at Circular 13/2017/TT-BNNPTNT effective from December 20, 2017.

- Thanh Lam -

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