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    The document provides examples of potential pathways for the introduction and spread of harmful organisms, including transportation, human activities, other organisms acting as vectors, end products, and packaging materials. It also discusses some unusual pathways like grain pests and diseases carried by plants. The conclusion emphasizes that there are more pathways than realized and countries need proactive management and inspection to prevent the introduction and spread of harmful organisms through various pathways.

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    The document provides examples of potential pathways for the introduction and spread of harmful organisms, including transportation, human activities, other organisms acting as vectors, end products, and packaging materials. It also discusses some unusual pathways like grain pests and diseases carried by plants. The conclusion emphasizes that there are more pathways than realized and countries need proactive management and inspection to prevent the introduction and spread of harmful organisms through various pathways.

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    Ministry of Economic Affairs

    Netherlands Food and Consumer


    Product Safety Authority (NVWA)

    Pathways examples

    By Jos van Meggelen


    Introduction
    • A number of examples will be given as a possible
    pathway.

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    Transportation pathways

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    Human activities as a pathway

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    Harmful organisms as a vector

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    End products as a pathway

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    Packaging material as a pathway

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    Unusual pathways

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    Unusual pathways

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    Large Grain Borer

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    Large Grain Borer

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    Unusual pathways

    Diabrotica
    vergifera

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    Unusual pathways

    Tiletia indica Ambrosia sp.


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    Conclusions
    • There are more pathways than we are realising
    • Emerging diseases in other countries need a pro-active attitude of
    a NPPO
    • When is control and measures necessary?

    • Should we inspect everything?


    • Risk management to the introduction of harmful organisms is
    needed

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    Thank you!

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