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WHY IT MATTERSThe problem
The more antibiotics circulate in the environment, the greater the risk that bacteria develop resistance. Excessive use in food-producing animals is an important driver of that development.
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Antibiotic resistance
How likely is production to contribute to antimicrobial resistance?
HOW TO READ IT0–100 · higher is better
ACTUAL CONSUPEDIA VISUAL LANGUAGE
DECLARATION EXAMPLESmoked Ham SlicesHealth
35POINTS
Antibiotic resistance35/100
Value shown in an actual Consupedia declaration. Used here only as a visual example.
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HOW CONSUPEDIA BUILDS ITData & method
Consupedia calculates the value from production-country data on veterinary antimicrobial consumption. The source method is based on European surveillance led by the European Medicines Agency.
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WHAT THE RESULT MEANSInterpretation
The value is expressed from 0–100. A higher score indicates lower use and a lower assessed risk that production contributes to antibiotic resistance.
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CONNECTED UN GOALS
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