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TRAINING OF TRAINERS IN THE GLOBALGAP STANDARD FOR GREATER MARKET ACCESS

LAHORE,PAKISTAN

5-10 DEC 2016

DR.MOKTIR SINGH GARDIR SINGH DEPARTMENT OF VETERINARY SERVICES

MALAYSIA

GLOBALGAP RELATIONSHIP WITH MARKET ACCESS

• The world is becoming a smaller place because of moderncommunication and transport technology. It is critical that the worldbe able to feed itself, and in order for that to happen, we will have toship our produce internationally. To meet the demands andexpectations of the global marketplace, producers weather small orbig have to upgrade from the non-accredited to the accreditedcertification with its comprehensive set of criteria to enable us toexport and compete in the international markets.

BRIEF INTRODUCTION: SUMMARY

• Malaysian certification scheme Good Agricultural Practices (MyGAP) is based on the concept of healthy livestock with good animal husbandry practice for livestock production to produce quality and safe to eat meat.

• In 2015 alone, 164 plants under VHM,428 under MyGap Farms and 1904 under MyGap Birdnest, this brings the cumulative number of 164plants ,428 farms and 1904 swiftlet farming premises that have joined the certification MyGAP.

Formulation and Implementation Mechanism of Agricultural Policy in Malaysia (Illustration for myGAP)

ECONOMIC PLANNING UNIT (EPU), PRIME

MINISTER’S DEPARTMENT

Formulation, Coordination and Monitoring of Overall National Developmental Policies and Strategies

DOA

Crop

MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND

AGRO-BASED INDUSTRY

Formulation, Coordination and Monitoring of

Agriculture Sector Policies and Strategies

Implementation and Technical Departments

DOF

Aquaculture

DVS

Livestock

Dept of Agriculture Dept of Fisheries

Dept of Veterinary Services

Development of Good Agricultural Practices

Certification in Malaysia

Malaysian Farm Certification Scheme for Good Agricultural Practices (SALM)

Based on Malaysian Standard (MS) 1784 : 2005 Crop Commodities – Good Agricultural Practice

2002Livestock Farm Practices Scheme (SALT)

Based on MS 2027:2006 Good Animal Husbandry Practice (GAHP)

2003Malaysian Aquaculture Farm Certification Scheme (SPLAM)

Based on: MS 1998:2007 Good Aquaculture

Practice (GaqP) – Aquaculture Farm

General Guidelines and MS 2467:2012 – Code of Practice for Seaweed Cultivation Used for Aquaculture Sector Module

2004

28 August 2013

Emphasis on environment, economy and social aspects to

ensure the produce is safe and of good quality.

Certification Process and Validity

myGAP CERTIFICATION VALIDITY PERIOD

CROP 2 YEARS

AQUACULTURE 2 YEARS

LIVESTOCK 2 YEARS

Application Auditing

Sampling

CertificationMonitoring

Renewal

DVS Certification Schemes

myGAP GVHP VHM

Products

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PRIMARYPROCESSING

SECONDARYPROCESSING

PRIMARYPRODUCTION

Livestock forSlaughterBreeding

MilkEggsRaw unclean EBN

Carcass

Meat cuts

By-products

Raw unclean EBN

Raw clean EBN

Chilled & frozen

Meat processed products

Dairy products

Egg-products

EBN - products

PRODUCTION DATA

LIVESTOCK POPULATION

No Livestock Type 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

1 Poultry 234,307,351 252,324,312 272,451,321 288,304,256 308,124,865

2 Dairy 34,698 32,587 32,146 33,165 33,200

3 Beef 656,351 630,976 635,723 629,203 630,500

4 EBN(Premise

Registered)

582 4467 6190 8703 10036

5 Swine 1,816,557 1,851,842 1,842,953 1,844,103 1,828,860

Output of Livestock Products

No Livestock

Product

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

1 Poultry(mt) 1,222.04 1,301.48 1,390.66 1,507.92 1,544.78

2 Milk & Milk

Products (mil

liters)

70.87 72.41 73.99 75.27 76.04

3 Beef (mt) 48,835 51,277 51,715 52,857 50,493

4 EBN (mt)-

export

tonnage=prod

189,540 163,020 247,553 188,637 341,632

5 Pork (mt) 214,308 218,471 217,422 217,558 215,760

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300,000.00

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400,000.00

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

YEAR

OUTPUT OF LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS

Poultry(mt)

Milk & Milk Products (milliters)

Beef (mt)

EBN (mt)-exporttonnage=prod

Pork (mt)

Output of Livestock Products

MyGAP VHM,Farm and Birdnest.

Year VHM MyGAP Farm MyGAP Birdnest

2011 105 367 807

2012 128 370 1141

2013 142 384 1542

2014 154 400 1695

2015 164 428 1904

105 128 142 154 164

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TOTAL NUMBER OF PLANTS WI TH MYGAP VHM CERTIF ICATION 2010 -2015

322 334 338 367 370 384 400

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TOTAL NUMBER OF FARMS WITH MYGAP CERTIF ICATION 2008 -2015

EXPORT

EXPORT OF LIVESTOCK PRODUCTSNo Livestock

Product

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

1 Poultry(mt) 52,345 68,000 84,283 109,911 104,804

2 Milk & Milk

Products

(mt)

600,000 700,000 858,381 942,406 1,040,525

3 Beef (mt) 14,000 16,000 18,572 13,600 15,535

4 EBN (mt) 145,800 125,400 190,426 145,106 262,794

5 Swine (mt) 1350 1600 1809 1472 1476

52,345

68,000

84,283

100,911 104,804

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EX PORT OF POULTRY AND POULTRY PRODUCTS 2011-2015(METRIC TONNE)

600,000 700,000

858,381 942,406

1,040,525

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EX PORT OF MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS 2011-2015(MT)

145,800 125,400

190,426

145,106

262,794

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EXPORT OF BIRDNEST AND BIRDNEST PRODUCTS 2011 -2015(MT)

1350

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1,809

1,472 1,476

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EX PORT OF PORK AND PORK PRODUCTS 2011-2015( MT)

14,000

16,000

18,572

13,600

15,535

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EX PORT OF BEEF AND BEEF PRODUCTS 2011-2015

POTENTIAL EXPORT VALUE

i. Poultry/Duck

ii. Dairy Products

iii. Edible Bird Nest (EBN)

EXPORT VALUE (2010 – 2014) > RM 20 BILLION

ASEAN EAST ASIA SOUTH ASIA CENTRAL ASIA MIDDLE EAST

1. Brunei2. Cambodia3. Indonesia4. Filipina5. Singapura6. Thailand7. Vietnam8. Laos9. Myanmar10. Timor Leste

1. Jepun2. China3. Hong Kong4. Taiwan5. Korea (S)6. Korea (U)7. Mongolia8. Macau

1. Bangladesh2. Maldives 3. Pakistan4. Sri Lanka5. India6. Nepal7. Afghanistan

1. Uzbekistan2. Azerbaijan3. Kazakhstan4. Kyrgyzstan5. Tajikistan6. Turkmenistan

1. Bahrain2. Iran3. Jordan4. Kuwait5. Lebanon6. Oman7. Qatar8. Saudi Arabia9. UAE10. Yemen11. Syria12. Libya13. Iraq14. Mesir15. Palestine

Animal product export market: To 173 countries* 46 are in ASIA :

ANIMAL PRODUCT COMMODITY EXPORT (2010 – 2014)

Product Type Quantity/

Value

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Total

Beef/Buffalo Quantity (M.Ton)

Value

(RM Million)

6,617.39

60.28

10,757.14

66.88

12,667.14

86.20

13,015.67

102.02

9,379.63

94.08

52,437.36

409.46

Goat/Sheep Quantity (M.Ton)

Value

(RM Million)

1,989.36

31.76

1,909.15

49.38

2,144.51

56.86

2,469.83

82.42

3,322.13

114.07

11,834.98

334.49

Poultry Quantity (M.Ton)

Value

(RM Million)

26,559.70

226.72

37,289.06

293.59

42,452.52

349.64

45,765.00

382.79

54,369.02

819.14

206,462.30

2,071.88

Dairy Quantity (M.Ton)

Value

(RM Million)

368,838.20

1,785.94

436,204.50

2,177.39

529,554.90

2,763.70

565,169.50

3,531.76

633,974.56

4,088.20

2,533.741.66

14,346.99

Birdnest Quantity (M.Ton)

Value

(RM Million)

108.89

24.62

145.80

185.02

125.42

126.40

190.43

170.39

132.26

126.49

702.81

632.92

Others Quantity (M.Ton)

Value

(RM Million)

44,901.80

287.83

61,730.67

440.46

99,581.15

598.82

227,436.10

832.82

201,382.98

787.49

635,032.70

2,947.15

Import Country2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Total

(Value RM Mill) (Value RM Mill) (Value RM Mill) (Value RM Mill) (Value RM Mill) (Value RM Mill)

1 BRUNEI 75.08 86.99 99.14 115.44 143.73 520.38

2 CAMBODIA 25.22 30.85 76.82 59.32 61.20 253.41

3 INDONESIA 174.00 230.53 297.98 490.75 501.84 1,695.10

4 LAOS 0.00 0.12 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.12

5 MYANMAR 7.13 10.29 5.83 24.81 55.46 103.52

6 PHILIPPINES 217.31 102.17 180.80 311.41 279.33 1,091.02

7 SINGAPORE 389.09 512.41 595.89 782.89 1,082.08 3,362.36

8 THAILAND 9.11 95.56 173.83 115.15 190.44 584.09

9 TIMOR-LESTE 0.00 4.87 13.86 13.09 4.97 36.79

10 VIETNAM 80.22 88.90 155.63 231.11 269.18 825.04

*Value Added product poultry/duck/beef/buffalo/goat/sheep/dairy and others

ANIMAL PRODUCT EXPORT VALUE TO ASEAN COUNTRIES2010 – 2014

Country2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Total

(Value RM Mil) (Value RM Mil) (Value RM Mil) (Value RM Mil) (Value RM Mil) (Value RM Mil)

1 BAHRAIN 12.93 8.93 10.63 10.41 16.13 59.03

2 EGYPT 0.00 0.00 9.07 13.89 18.91 41.87

3 IRAN 43.20 50.55 65.46 67.56 53.08 279.85

4 IRAQ 0.17 6.25 1.35 2.17 3.38 13.32

5 JORDAN 5.21 32.63 54.31 77.49 28.14 197.78

6 KUWAIT 31.40 30.82 38.47 40.29 47.69 188.67

7 LEBANON 8.30 7.91 9.78 10.34 12.03 48.36

8 LIBYA 1.47 0.28 2.76 1.50 0.86 6.87

9 OMAN 4.69 8.26 21.07 15.36 22.94 72.32

10 PALESTINE 0.13 0.12 0.07 0.00 0.00 0.32

11 QATAR 12.21 16.35 18.26 21.83 21.62 90.27

12 SAUDI ARABIA 50.94 73.56 158.53 106.21 141.74 530.98

13

SYRIAN ARAB

REPUBLIC 1.81 0.25 0.04 4.04 4.63 10.77

14

UNITED ARAB

EMIRATES 93.43 137.42 134.85 166.49 376.22 908.41

15 YEMEN 1.91 0.61 0.95 0.21 6.49 10.17

EXPORT VALUE ANIMAL PRODUCTS TO MIDDLE EAST 2010 – 2014


Importing Country 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Total


1 CHINA 88.53 268.33 190.17 452.01 394.65 1,393.69

2 HONG KONG 81.57 130.79 220.85 216.87 451.82 1,101.90

3 JAPAN 3.45 11.33 12.45 12.70 55.32 95.25

4 KOREA, REPUBLIC OF 63.47 10.60 10.29 9.17 14.23 107.76

5 KOREA, DEM PEOPLE 1.19 3.94 0.00 0.00 0.47 5.60

6 MACAU 2.85 4.31 4.87 21.30 5.99 39.32

7 MONGOLIA 0.10 0.39 0.00 0.15 0.96 1.60

8 TAIWAN, PROVINCE OF CHINA 20.81 124.06 70.61 83.99 65.12 364.59

ANIMAL PRODUCTS EXPORT VALUE TO EAST ASIA 2010 – 2014


Importing Country2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Total


1 AFGHANISTAN 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.11 0.11

2 BANGLADESH 27.59 12.62 76.43 135.74 181.10 433.48

3 INDIA 5.45 5.40 7.32 11.47 11.30 40.94

4 MALDIVES 14.44 19.12 17.85 17.11 49.93 118.45

5 NEPAL 0.00 0.00 0.67 0.79 0.87 2.33

6 PAKISTAN 18.53 35.84 22.86 46.60 53.90 177.73

7 SRI LANKA 3.83 1.82 3.31 7.04 31.12 47.12

ANIMAL PRODUCT EXPORT VALUE TO SOUTH ASIA 2010 – 2014


Country 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Total


1 AZERBAIJAN 0.28 0.00 0.00 0.10 0.18 0.56

2 KAZAKHSTAN 1.80 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1.80

3 KYRGYZSTAN 1.19 3.94 0.00 0.00 0.00 5.13

4 TAJIKISTAN 1.15 0.21 0.00 0.00 2.05 3.41

5 TURKMENISTAN 0.32 1.34 6.69 0.63 0.00 8.98

6 UZBEKISTAN 8.53 25.63 14.44 16.14 68.03 132.77

ANIMAL PRODUCT EXPORT VALUE TO CENTRAL ASIA 2010 – 2014


1%

1% 3% 2%

6%

87%

BREAKDOWN ANIMAL PRODUCT EXPORT TO CENTRAL ASIA

AZERBAIJAN

KAZAKHSTAN

KYRGYZSTAN

TAJIKISTAN

TURKMENISTAN

UZBEKISTAN

Semi ProcessFurther Process

POTENTIAL POULTRY PRODUCTSEXPORT MARKET

Country 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014* TOTAL

ASEAN 98.16 276.41 406.73 446.91 504.29 1,732.44

(1.7 Billion)

EAST ASIA 19.68 45.55 58.26 68.42 63.52 255.43

WEST ASIA

(MIDDLE EAST)

90.43 118.00 154.47 160.04 136.77 659.71

POULTRY PRODUCT EXPORT VALUE 2010 – 2014 (RM Mil)

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PRESTASI EKSPORT PRODUK AYAM

2010 – 2014* (RM Juta)

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ASIA TIMUR

ASIA BARAT

(EAST ASIA)

(WEST ASIA)

POULTRY PRODUCT EXPORT PERFORMANCE 2010-2014 (RM MIL)

YEAR

COMMODITY 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014* TOTAL

LIFE BIRD 126.87 116.81 256.81 295.61 417.28 1,213.38

POULTRY MEAT 13.66 9.22 7.96 6.57 5.82 43.23

VALUE ADDED POULTRY PRODUCTS

53.57 63.52 56.95 60.93 277.67 512.64

EGG 346.84 134.39 254.87 274.26 252.69 1,263.05

POULTRY PRODUCTS EXPORT VALUE TO SINGAPORE 2010 – 2014 (RM MIL)

POTENTIAL DAIRY PRODUCTSEXPORT MARKET

COUNTRY 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014*

ASEAN 813.54 763.72 1,058.15 1,485.12 1,555.36

EST ASIA 131.61 279.26 229.45 484.85 326.96

WEST ASIA 128.89 275.60 225.46 477.90 507.73

AFRICA 526.47 770.78 984.38 1,002.28 1,263.87

DAIRY PRODUCTS EXPORT VALUE 2010 – 2014 (RM MIL)

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Department OfAgriculture

(DOA)

Year No. of Certified farm

2002-2005 150

2006-2010 136

2011 70

2012 157

2013 313

2014 533

2015 535

2016 664

Total 2558

STATUS OF myGAP CERTIFICATION –

2002-2016(DOA)

CROP AREA (HA)

FRUITS 1059.29

VEGETABLES 344.85

OTHERS 95.55

THE MAIN EXPORT : DURIAN 26 FARMS, 193.46 HA

STATUS OF myGAP CERTIFICATION –

2002-2016(DOA)(cont)

Issues and Challenges Faced By Farmers

i. Farm registration (Birdnest and others)

• for traceability especially when you are exporting to an international market.

• No cooperation from farmers/ income tax department

ii. Licensing

• A new industry, problem with some local councils

• License fees very high in some local councils.

iii. Quality Assurance System(QAS)

• Poor understanding in implementing quality assurance system

• Not very committed

• Records not readily available

iv. Farm Locations & Licenses – Long Term Guarantees From The Governments

• Poultry and Pig farmers worry because of rapid development

• unable to relocate or unable to obtain the necessary land or other approval necessary to restart their operations.

v. Modern Farming Techniques the buffer zone between human human dwelling and farms vary from one area to another (none or zero (0) meter to 5km)

• Not Exporting Value Added Products But Raw Materials

• exporting raw clean EBN but not value added processes

Issues and Challenges Faced In Exporting Major Agriculture Products

i. Right Competent Authority

• we submit letters/questionnaires, it does not reach to the authority / no reply also.

ii. Different requirements at different entry points, effect goods clearance.

• Meeting Regulatory Compliance When Exporting - Many SME- difficult to understand the export documentation.

iii. Unclear policy from importing country, not being transparent.

• No clear written standard or documents - confusing to the exporters.

• delay the export and the customer might lose his or her business deal.

iv. Focus On Single Country NOT Multiple Country When Exporting

• birdnest is mainly focus on China, because of the very high demand.

• Ban export- Nitrate in birdnest

• Repayment of bank loans.

v. Not Exporting Value Added Products But Raw Materials

• Malaysia is exporting raw clean EBN but not value added products.

Current Program or Initiatives By Government To Improve Production and Productivity of Key Agricultural Commodities

• National Poultry Production Policy ( 2017 – 2027)

• Directives from the Minister of Agriculture and Agro-based Industry Minister during a dialogue session with the Federation of Livestock Farmers' Associations of Malaysia (FLFAM) on June 20, 2016

• The poultry industry has contributed significantly to the country from an economic standpoint, income, employment and food supply to the people

• Countries have already achieved self-sufficiency in poultry meat more than 100% since 1983, 33 years have passed

• The industry needs to be strengthened and improved its contribution to the State, with a wider scope

National Poultry Production Policy : 3 Objectives

1.Guarantee the supply of chicken meat and eggs are adequate and continuous, affordable and meet the needs from the aspects of halal, quality and food safety for consumers and processors.

i. Increase Self Sufficient Level (SSL) from 104% to 200% for broilers and from 113% to 200% for laying birds.

ii. Increase production of raw materials required by processing industry

2. Increasing the contributions of the poultry industry towards national earnings and economy

i. Improve and expand export markets for chicken meat and eggs as well as value-added products. Target Countries: Examples: ASEAN, Japan (Olympics 2020), Hong Kong, China, the Middle East, the European Union

ii. Reducing the balance of trade deficit

3. Competitiveness and sustainability of the industry can be improved to make Malaysia as a supplier of halal poultry products which are important in the global market

i. Land Usage

ii. Pollution Control

Edible Bird Nest (EBN)

• The government will like to increase the export of EBN in 2020 to 50% raw uncleaned nest (RUN), 25% raw cleaned birdnest (RC) and processed product at 25%.Currently in 2015 the export of raw uncleaned is at 34%,10% raw cleaned birdnest and processed product at 4%.

• Issues such as premise registration, traceability and MyGAP has been resolved at the farm level earlier. At the collecting centre / proessing plant issues such as plant registration, traceability system in place for origin of product, MyGAP and registered with CNCA from China.

• Recently few weeks back China has agreed to import raw uncleaned birdnestand this will further boost export of this products. Also issues related to health certificate and certificate of origin is still being discussed.

Modern Pig Farming (MPF)

• MPF by Minister Of Agriculture in December 2014, farmers given 3 years to modernize pig farms starting 2015.

• These criteria for MPF are: • close house- sealed enclosures;

• a zero discharge waste management system;

• enclosures located at least 200 metres from houses, schools, clinics, houses of worship and public amenities;

• and the adoption of Good Animal Husbandry Practices (GAHP).

MyGAP PROMOTION

Promotion of Malaysian GAP• Exhibition

• Mass Media e.g. Carnival by TV Program

• Publication

• Billboard

• Selling GAP product at supermarket.

• Training e.g. Schedule of Training for all stakeholders

• Seminar for auditors

• Training of New Auditors

• Hands on Training for Auditors

• Export Talk Promotion

EFFORT & COMMITMENT BY DVS

A. SEMINAR /EXPORT TALK PROMOTION

i. Potential Export of Animal Products Produced in Malaysia

ii. Expanding Market of Animal Products Produced in Malaysia

B. Control / Animal Disease Free Status

i. To maintain Avian Influenza free status

ii. To create zone free area for New Castle Disease

iii. Target disease free status for FMD

EFFORT & COMMITMENT BY DVS(cont)

C. Traceability System

i. E-Permit System

ii. Premise Registration

D. Farm Accreditation System ~ MyGap –SALT Certification

E. Processing Plants Accreditation System ~ MyGap - VHM Certification


F. To have ‘direct negotiation’ with importing countryveterinary authorities in resolving issues related to SPSand import conditions compliance


Factors/Drivers To Encourage Farmers To Get Their Farm Certified to MyGAP.

• Buyer demand seller to obtain certification before he starts buying. (e.g. Halal or VHM)

• Mandatory all export farms and plants shall be MyGAP certified to facilitate export procedures by the competent authority.

• Overseas exhibition organized by MATRADE where incentives are given to certified farms or plants to promote their certified goods.

• Local hypermarkets and processors including hotel requests some sort of certifications before they can buy their produce.

EXPORT POTENTIAL

• NEW COUNTRIES TO ACCESS MARKET FOR POULTRY PRODUCTS :JAPAN

OFFICIAL APPROVAL BY MAFF JAPAN ON 26 DEC 2014 4

[ system-based for poultry products ]

List of activities MyGAP1) Training Programs Auditor Certification Scheme Good Agricultural Practice Scheme Malaysia (MyGAP)

Programs Auditor Certification Scheme Good Agricultural Practice Scheme Malaysia (MyGAP) was held at Katerina Hotel, Batu Pahat, Johor on 30, March 31 and 1-2 April 2015 and involved a total of 25 new and old auditors from all over Malaysia. The auditors have been exposed to various modules for their preparations to conduct compliance audits and review audit of the premises in farm and birdnest (ranching). The agenda also includes training courses to carry out review audit in MyGAP farms around Batu Pahat. After that, the presentation of the results of the audit exercise were presented and discussed together on the last day of the course.

Senarai aktiviti-aktiviti myGAP2) Program Peningkatan Kualiti dan Pensijilan myGAP Penternak

The program aims to create awareness about the benefits of MyGAP certification while sharing information and the latest information for improving husbandry practices among existing operators. In addition, officials from the Audit and Certification Section can meet directly with employers/farmers who like to clarify the procedure and the certification process. The agenda of this program is the Animal Feed Formulation software research department of the "Computerization for Complete Daily Feed Ratio" (CCDFR) and SwiftletIndustry Scenario in Malaysia. External speakers from the United Ar Raudhah Bio-tech Farm Sdn Bhd are also invited to share information about their experiences and the benefits of participation in the MyGAPCertification Scheme.

List of activities MyGAP2) Quality Improvement Program and MYGAP Certification for Swiftlet & Ruminant Farmers

• The course was conducted on 2-5 November 2015 at Glory Beach Resort with the participation of 70 new and old auditors. The course aims to provide training and communicate new information to the audit officers to improve their skills and quality in the conduct of the audit. In addition, training program for team building to enhance auditor self confident was carry out.

List of activities MyGAP3) Enhancement Course For Improved Auditor Quality MyGAP Certification 2015

Seminar details in the 4 zones shown as below :

ZONE NORTH ZONE EAST ZONE SOUTH ZONE CENTRAL ZONE

DATE 7-8HB APRIL 2015 11-12HB OGOS 2015 9-10HB OGOS 2015 6-7HB OKTOBER 2015

LOCATIONHOTEL SERI MALAYSIA , P. PINANG De RHU BEACH RESORT,

PAHANG SURIA CITY HOTEL, JOHOR GLORY BEACH RESORT

STATES INVOLVED

PERLIS, KEDAH, PULAU PINANG PAHANG, KELANTAN, TERENGGANU

JOHOR SELANGOR, NEG. SEMBILAN, MELAKA PERAK

PARTICIPANT No.RUMINANT 43 66 0 62

BIRDNEST 57 79 80 39

Pictures about MyGAP Seminar 2015

Pictures of Enhancement Course And Improved Quality Auditor Certification MyGAP 2015

CURRENT STATUSThe poultry industry has contributed significantly to the country from an

economic standpoint, income, employment and food supply to the people

Countries have already achieved self-sufficiency in poultry meat more than 100% since 1983

33 years have passed

The industry needs to be strengthened and improved its contribution to the State, with a wider scope

70’S

2000’S90’S

80’S

Issues and Challenges in Promoting GAP certifications to the small farms in Malaysia.

• Same Price : Certified and non-certified products sold locally are at the same price. This tend to put off some serious interested organization wanting to certify their farms or plants.

• High cost to meet the standards such as farm towards Good Animal Husbandry Practice (GAHP) or plants towards Veterinary Health Mak (VHM) certifications.

• Language barrier and poor understanding of the benefits of certifications which can increase their sales and market share.

• Number of government officials actively involved in MyGAP certifications is low and one of the main limiting factors to increase participation.

• Only export establishments and domestic plants that are asked to certify otherwise its voluntary and there is no pressure to comply to the certifications.

Recommendations to Increase Market Access:

• Appointing a special desk officer for market access

• Many developed countries such as Australia which is a major exporter of agriculture products faced a lot of challenges when exporting their meat and meat products. A good example will be when Malaysia ban the export of beef from Australia because of non-compliance to halal. Within a week the embassy and the relevant authority with their Market Access Officer from Australia organizing a meeting in Malaysia to resolve this issues and they manage to resolve this within a short period and they quickly resumed their export of beef, mutton and lamb products.

Future Direction

• Increase the number of farms with MyGAP certification to encourage quality and safe to eat produce for domestic and export market.

• Increase consumers' awareness and demand for quality and safe to eat produce with MyGAP logo on it.

• Increase the Malaysian agricultural produce competitiveness at international level.

• Benchmarked with international GAP certification scheme such as ASEAN GAP and Global GAP.

DEPARTMENT OF VETERINARY SERVICES MALAYSIA

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