Animal material Includes (but is not limited to): For any materials in this category: animal droppings Move container to biosecurity area for cleaning. animal blood and/or other body fluids Remove biosecurity materials: skinned hide, loose bones, skin and hair not attached to a carcass for liquids and wet materials, wash or clean feathers for dry materials, sweep or brushes, bedding. vacuum for animal products, final wash using departmental approved disinfectant or water at > 90oC Dispose of waste by placing biosecurity material in biosecurity waste bin Dispose of dunnage/wooden packing For autoclave or incineration place in biosecurity waste bin, or Store in the biosecurity dunnage area. that no biosecurity materials remain Record as BL2. Plants and/or plant material Includes (but is not limited to): Actions A through F in this table apply. bark cane baskets, hats dunnage and/or wooden packing fruits and vegetables straw, wreaths, sawdust miscellaneous plant material such as plant leaves, stems, flowers and other parts, pine cones, bamboo, rattan, sphagnum, husks, rice hulls. Soil or earth Includes (but is not limited to): Actions A through F in this table apply. minerals and ores soil, whether or on rocks, stones, pebbles. Food and/or food items Includes (but is not limited to): Actions A through F in this table apply. all food items. Miscellaneous Includes (but is not limited to): Actions A through F in this table apply. fruit cartons water or containers with liquid. Table A3 Action required for Biosecurity Level 1 (BL1)—Free of biosecurity risk material Category of biosecurity material Examples Action required for this No biosecurity material present Not applicable Record as BL1
Animal material Includes (but is not limited to): animal droppings animal blood and/or other body fluids skinned hide, loose bones, skin and hair not attached to a carcass feathers brushes, bedding. For any materials in this category: Move container to biosecurity area for cleaning. Remove biosecurity materials: for liquids and wet materials, wash or clean for dry materials, sweep or vacuum for animal products, final wash using departmental approved disinfectant or water at > 90oC Dispose of waste by placing biosecurity material in biosecurity waste bin Dispose of dunnage/wooden packing For autoclave or incineration place in biosecurity waste bin, or Store in the biosecurity dunnage area. that no biosecurity materials remain Record as BL2. Plants and/or plant material Includes (but is not limited to): bark cane baskets, hats dunnage and/or wooden packing fruits and vegetables straw, wreaths, sawdust miscellaneous plant material such as plant leaves, stems, flowers and other parts, pine cones, bamboo, rattan, sphagnum, husks, rice hulls. Actions A through F in this table apply. Soil or earth Includes (but is not limited to): minerals and ores soil, whether or on rocks, stones, pebbles. Actions A through F in this table apply. Food and/or food items Includes (but is not limited to): all food items. Actions A through F in this table apply. Miscellaneous Includes (but is not limited to): fruit cartons water or containers with liquid. Actions A through F in this table apply. Table A3 Action required for Biosecurity Level 1 (BL1)—Free of biosecurity risk material Category of biosecurity material Examples Action required for this No biosecurity material present Not applicable Record as BL1
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