A series of signals released by the veterinary drug inspection this year!

In recent years, the Ministry of Agriculture has issued a series of policies and regulations related to the animal protection industry, whose main thrust is basically around the industrial norms. This inspection is actually the continuation and strengthening of various regulatory policies in history, releasing a series of signals:

1. Regulation has never been relaxed

The supervision of the veterinary drug industry seems to be calm, but in fact it is turbulent. This can be seen from a series of spot checks, flight inspections, the listing of serious fake and inferior veterinary drug cases as criminal cases, the continuous introduction of various policies, and the continuous upgrading of various regulatory means.

2. More effective regulatory methods

The supervision of veterinary drugs has become scientific and convenient. For the links that were difficult to be supervised in the past, all aspects of supervision have been achieved through cutting-edge technical means. The full coverage of the electronic QR code of veterinary drugs has achieved the full traceability of veterinary drugs from raw material enterprises, raw material management enterprises, preparation production enterprises, preparation management enterprises, and end users, and has achieved rapid traceability once problems are found.

3. It is no longer feasible to fish in troubled waters

Those veterinary drug enterprises with the so-called fluke mentality of "having policies at the top and countermeasures at the bottom" will become the key targets of industry supervision, and the possibility of avoiding supervision is becoming smaller and smaller. Those rogue enterprises that produce fake and inferior veterinary drugs and hold a denial attitude when they encounter random inspection cannot deny that under the trend of full coverage and transparency of electronic traceability codes, there will be no escape for illegal enterprises.

4. Food safety and livelihood issues

The end users of veterinary drug products are food animals, while the end users of food animals are the people. Food safety has gradually become a social problem. The illegal veterinary drug production enterprises have broken the bottom line of safety by focusing on profits and ignoring food safety. At present, a series of regulatory policies are almost carried out around the theme of food safety.

Impact on the industry

This veterinary drug inspection will accelerate the change of the industry structure, guide the industry to develop in a healthy and standardized direction, and will have a profound impact on the future development of the industry.

1. Compliance with regulations is the main line

The full coverage of electronic QR code, first of all, requires that all veterinary drug products be coded and listed, that is, each small package of veterinary drug product is given the so-called "ID card", which makes the source and destination of the product public, and forces the enterprise to implement all production and operation activities in accordance with the provisions of GMP.

2. Product R&D is valued

With the scientific and comprehensive supervision, the withdrawal of compound products or products with the policy "edge ball" has become inevitable. The continuous expansion of market share of unilateral products has become an irresistible trend. However, due to the fierce competition, serious product homogeneity and single product structure of each enterprise's unilateral products, enterprises should not only make superficial publicity to gain competitive advantage, but also seek breakthroughs in product research and development, or develop new products, or develop new processes to make products more competitive.

3. Fake and inferior products are difficult to exist

With the full coverage of the electronic QR code and the continuous improvement of the detection technology of the detection department, those so-called "drugs" that do not know the ingredients but only know the efficacy are completely exposed to the sun, and the possibility of dark box operation is becoming lower and lower. The manufacturers of such "drugs" will inevitably become the primary target of the law enforcement department to crack down heavily, and the glorious era of "drugs" is coming to an end.

4. Surviving the fittest and changing the pattern

A large number of small and medium-sized veterinary drug manufacturers have low production capacity, poor research and development capacity, and low marketing level. Such enterprises completely rely on some so-called "drugs" with unknown ingredients to maintain their development. With the full coverage of electronic QR code of veterinary drugs, enterprise standardization has become inevitable. Such veterinary drug manufacturers have no competitive advantage, and it is inevitable to withdraw from the stage of veterinary drugs. The competitive pattern of the surviving veterinary drug enterprises will change from small and miscellaneous to large and refined. This will indirectly accelerate the survival of the fittest in the veterinary medicine industry.