Econjaya无药物残留鲜鸡 「藥可治病，亦可致病」 抗生素被用以治疗，预防疾病，使家禽/家蓄不至于生病瘦弱，生长外观显得更佳，但是抗生素的如用没有补身的作用。吃下没有逐批检验，没有品质保证，或是来路不明的肉品，就有可能将残留的药物吃下肚。吃下药物残留的肉品，如同进食的时候同时口服药物，达到足以致效或产生副作用的浓度，就可能对人体产生药效，或是副作用。即使药物不致于引起人体安全顾虑的副作用，要物残留的肉品也可能影响消化道菌从，或可能引导细菌抗药性的产生。 为此本公司所饲养的无药物残留鲜鸡在饲养的过程通过已添加天然营养剂在饲料让鸡只不靠抗生素生长，也在送往屠宰厂5-10前就已经停止投放任何替代营养剂的饲料给于鸡只，为的就是确保无任何药物残留物在鸡只体内。 适合所有的专注于健康的人们，让大家可以吃的安心。 Econjaya No Added Growth Hormones and Steroids Chicken / Antibiotic Residue Free Chicken Antibiotic residue-free implies those feed with sub-therapeutic antibiotics are withdrawn prior to slaughter and replaced with feed totally free of antibiotic. Withdrawal period can be anything between 5 to 10 days. Our chicken has no sub-therapeutic antibiotics in the feed and we do not rely on antibiotics for growth or for disease control. Our chickens are tested regularly on a random basis purchased from random outlets selling our chickens by an independent lab.
「ASSOCIATION PARTNER COMPANY PROFILE - POULTRY FARM]
「FONGCHENG ENTERPRISES SDN BHD356142-M]
FongCheng EnterprisesSdn. Bhd. was founded in August 1995 and began business operations in live bird trading business with its own corporation chain of chicken farming.
「OUR VISON]
Our vision to provide high and premium quality chickens to fulfil customers needs, and to educated Malaysian to know what they are actually eating.
「PRODUCT QUALITIES]
Our products qualities are highly and properly maintained with Good Management Practices and we are qualified through the examination of Malaysia Good Agricultural Partices (MyGap)
「What is MyGAP]
Introduction
• MyGAP (Malaysian Good Agricultural Practices) was launched by the Minister of Agriculture and Agro-based Industry on 28 August 2013.
• MyGAP is a rebranding exercise of Malaysian Farm Certification Scheme for Good Agricultural Practices (SALM), Livestock Farm Practices Scheme (SALT), and Malaysian Aquaculture Farm Certification Scheme (SPLAM).
• MyGAP is a comprehensive certification scheme for agricultural, aquaculture and livestock sector.
• MyGAP is implemented based on Malaysian Standard (MS). MS 1784:2005 Crop Commodities – Good Agricultural Practice is used for agricultural sector module and 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. Whereas MS 2027:2006 Good Animal Husbandry Practice is for livestock sector.
• Good Agricultural Practice (GAP) is an agricultural practice which emphasises on environment, economy and social aspects to ensure the produce is safe and of good quality.
• MyGAP is an Economic Transformation Programme (ETP) initiative under the Strategic Reform Initiatives – Competition, Standard and Liberalisation (SRI-CSL) which is an enabler to the National Key Economic Area – Agriculture (NKEA - Agriculture).
「Benefits of MyGAP Certification]
• Produces quality and safe to eat agricultural products.
• Reduces environment pollution and assist in developing an environmentally friendly and sustainable national agricultural industry.
• Since GAP is recognised worldwide, it facilitates the export of the products.
• One certification scheme facilitates the implementation of Good Agricultural Practices certification.
• Guarantees the safety and welfare of the staff.
• Encourages and facilitates the acceptance of consumers towards agricultural, livestock and aquaculture products with only one certification.
• Unlike SALM, SPLAM and SALT, GAP is more commercialised and will not confuse the consumers and entrepreneurs.
• Facilitates and reduces the promotional costs as consumers are already very familiar with GAP products.
「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.
