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Amtliche Veterinärnachrichten Des Bundesministeriums Für Gesundheit Und Frauen V E T E R I N Ä R V E R W a L T U N G REPUBLIK ÖSTERREICH Republic of Austria - République d’Autriche Amtliche Veterinärnachrichten des Bundesministeriums für Gesundheit und Frauen V e t e r i n ä r v e r w a l t u n g Official Veterinary Bulletin - Bulletin Vétérinaire Officiel Nr. 2/Februar 2006 Wien, am 20. März 2006 79. Jahrgang T h e m e n ü b e r s i c h t 1. Tierseuchen 2. Verlautbarung gemäß § 13 Abs. 3 EBVO 2001, BGBl. II Nr. 355/2001 der von der EG zugelassenen Drittlandbetriebe für: Milch und Milcherzeugnisse, Fischereierzeugnisse, Ernte- gebiete für lebende Muscheln, Stachelhäuter, Manteltiere und Meeresschnecken sowie Reinigungs- und Versandbetriebe für lebende Muscheln GZ 74.210/0003-IV/B/8/2006 3. Verlautbarung von Schlachthäusern, Zerlegungsbetrieben, Kühlhäusern und Verarbeitungsbetrieben gemäß § 13 Abs. 2 EBVO 2001, BGBl. II Nr. 355/2001 GZ 74.210/0004-IV/B/8/2006 4. Liste der zum innergemeinschaftlichen Handel zugelassenen Fleischbetriebe in Österreich GZ 74.410/0012-IV/B/7/2006 DVR: 21092541 P.b.b. Erscheinungsort Wien, Verlagspostamt 1030 Wien 5. Liste der zugelassenen Betriebe für tierische Nebenprodukte in Österreich gemäß Verordnung (EG) Nr. 1774/2002 GZ 74.410/0015-IV/B/7/2006 6. Kundmachung von zum innergemeinschaftlichen Handel zuge- lassenen Einrichtungen in Österreich GZ 74.420/0018-IV/B/8/2006 7. Veröffentlichungen auf Grund § 6 Abs. 2, § 10 Abs. 2, § 13 Abs. 2 und 3, § 16 Abs. 1, 2 und 3, § 27 Abs. 3, § 33 Abs. 2, § 34 Abs. 1 und 3 und § 39 Abs. 2 der Veterinärbehördlichen Einfuhr- und Binnenmarktverordnung 2001 (EBVO 2001) GZ 74.210/0018-IV/B/8/2006 8. Liste der zulassungsbedürftigen Betriebe und Einrichtungen in Österreich gemäß § 56 Abs. 2 der Veterinärbehördlichen Ein- fuhr- und Binnenmarktverordnung 2001 (EBVO 2001) GZ 74.600/0102-IV/B/9/2006 9. Liste der zugelassenen Sautrank-Betriebe in Österreich gemäß Entscheidung 2003/328/EG GZ 74.410/0018-IV/2006 DVR: 21092541 P.b.b. Erscheinungsort Wien, Verlagspostamt 1030 Wien 1. Tierseuchen TIERSEUCHENAUSWEIS VOM 1. BIS 28. FEBRUAR 2006 Anzahl der Ausbrüche Anzahl der Neuaus- Stand Anmerkungen Tierseuchen Bundesland betroffenen brüche am Ende (Erregertypen, (O.I.E.-Code) pol. Bezirk (Nr.) Gemeinden im des betroffene Berichts- Berichts- Tierarten, monat monats usw. ) Campylo- bacteriose Oberösterreich IV Kirchdorf 1 - - 49 Gesamtzahl 1 - - Brucella melitensis Oberösterreich IV Steyr-Land 57 1 - 1 Vorarlberg VIII Bregenz 95 1 - - Gesamtzahl 2 - 1 Räude der Schafe B213 Salzburg V St. Johann 65 1 1 1 Zell am See 1 - - 67 Tirol VII Imst 85 1 1 1 Gesamtzahl 3 2 2 Psittakose B312 Niederösterreich III Baden 1 - 1 20 Tirol VII Innsbruck-Ld. 87 2 - - Gesamtzahl 3 - 1 VHS B401 Niederösterreich III St.Pölten/Land 35 1 - - Gesamtzahl 1 - - Amerikanische Faulbrut der Bienen B452 Wien IX 22. Bezirk 98 1 1 2 Gesamtzahl 1 1 2 Varoasis B455 Tirol VII Lienz 91 1 - 1 Gesamtzahl 1 - 1 BVD Burgenland I Güssung 3 1 1 - Oberpullendorf 7 1 1 - Kärnten II Feldkirchen 9a 1 2 - Klagenfurt-Ld. 12 3 3 - St. Veit/Glan 13 4 7 - Spittal/Drau 14 3 3 - Villach 16 1 2 - Völkermarkt 17 1 2 - Wolfsberg 18 6 10 - Oberösterreich IV Braunau 10 3 3 44 Freistadt 46 1 1 - Gmunden 47 1 2 2 Grieskirchen 48 4 3 1 Perg 52 2 1 - Ried 53 3 1 1 Rohrbach 54 5 2 2 Schärding 55 4 3 2 Steyr-Land 57 3 1 1 Urfahr-Umg. 1 - 1 58 Vöcklabruck 59 5 4 5 Wels-Land 1 1 1 61 Salzburg V Salzburg-Std. 63 1 - - Salzburg-Umg. 64 3 3 3 St. Johann 65 3 1 - Zell am See 67 2 1 1 Steiermark VI Bruck/Mur 68 2 2 - Deutschlandsberg 69 3 2 1 Graz-Umg. 73 5 5 4 Hartberg 74 1 1 1 Judenburg 5 5 1 75 Leibnitz 1 1 1 77 Leoben 1 - - 78 Liezen 4 3 2 79 Murau 3 2 2 81 Weiz 84 4 3 3 Vorarlberg VIII Bregenz 95 5 2 3 Gesamtzahl 104 84 41 Geflügelcholera Steiermark VI Knittelfeld 76 1 - 1 Gesamtzahl 1 - 1 2. Verlautbarung gemäß § 13 Abs. 3 EBVO 2001, BGBl. II 355/2001 der von der EG zugelassenen Drittlandbetriebe für: Milch und Milcherzeugnisse, Fischereierzeugnisse, Erntegebiete für lebende Muscheln, Stachelhäuter, Manteltiere und Meeresschnecken sowie Reinigungs- und Versandbetriebe für lebende Muscheln GZ 74.210/0003-IV/B/8/2006 Organisationseinheit: BMGF - IV/B/8 (Tiergesundheit, Handel mit lebenden Tieren und Veterinärrecht) Sachbearbeiter/in: Mag. Sonja Dichtl E-Mail: [email protected] Telefon: +43 (1) 71100-4813 Fax: +43 (1) 71344041708 Geschäftszahl: BMGF-74210/0003-IV/B/8/2006 Datum: 13.01.2006 Verlautbarung gemäß § 13 Abs. 3 EBVO 2001, BGBl. II Nr. 355/2001 der von EG zugelassenen Drittlandbetriebe für: Milch und Milcherzeugnisse, Fischereierzeugnisse, Erntegebieten für lebende Muscheln, Stachelhäuter, Manteltiere und Meeresschnecken sowie Reinigungs- und Versandbetriebe für lebende Muscheln Aus den verlautbarten Betrieben darf Ware nach Österreich eingeführt werden, wenn die Betriebe auf der Internetseite der DG SANCO veröffentlicht sind und die Betriebsliste in Kraft getreten ist (In force since...). Adresse: http://forum.europa.eu.int/irc/sanco/vets/info/data/listes/list_all.html Tierseuchenrechtliche Maßnahmen gemäß § 4 Tierseuchengesetz (RGBl. 177/1909 i.d.F BGBl. I Nr. 71/2003) bleiben davon unberührt. Radetzkystraße 2, 1031 Wien URL: http://www.bmgf.gv.at DVR: 2109254 3. Verlautbarung von Schlachthäusern, Zerlegungsbetrieben, Kühlhäusern und Verarbeitungsbetrieben gemäß § 13 Abs. 2 EBVO 2001, BGBl. II Nr. 355/2001 GZ 74.210/0004-IV/B/8/2006 Organisationseinheit: BMGF - IV/B/8 (Tiergesundheit, Handel mit lebenden Tieren und Veterinärrecht) Sachbearbeiter/in: Mag. Sonja Dichtl E-Mail: [email protected] Telefon: +43 (1) 71100-4813 Fax: +43 (1) 71344041708 Geschäftszahl: BMGF-74210/0004-IV/B/8/2006 Datum: 13.01.2006 Verlautbarung von Schlachthäusern, Zerlegungsbetrieben, Kühlhäusern und Verarbeitungsbetrieben gemäß § 13 Abs. 2 EBVO 2001, BGBl. II Nr. 355/2001. Diese Veröffentlichung gilt als Zulassung gemäß § 42 Fleischuntersuchungsgesetz (BGBl. 522/1982). Tierseuchenrechtliche Maßnahmen gemäß § 4 Tierseuchengesetz (RGBl. 177/1909 i.d.F. BGBl. I Nr. 71/2003) bleiben davon unberührt. Aus den verlautbarten Betrieben darf Ware nach Österreich eingeführt werden, wenn die Betriebe auf der Internetseite der DG SANCO veröffentlicht sind und die Betriebsliste in Kraft getreten ist (In force since...). Adresse: http://forum.europa.eu.int/irc/sanco/vets/info/data/listes/list_all.html Diese Verlautbarung gilt für folgende Betriebslisten: Rotfleisch Geflügelfleisch Kaninchen- und Zuchtwildfleisch Straußenfleisch Wildfleisch Faschiertes und Fleischzubereitungen Rotfleischerzeugnisse Geflügelfleischerzeugnisse Zuchtwildfleischerzeugnisse Wildfleischerzeugnisse Därme Gelatine Radetzkystraße 2, 1031 Wien URL: http://www.bmgf.gv.at DVR: 2109254 4. Liste der zum innergemeinschaftlichen Handel zugelassenen Fleischbetriebe in Österreich GZ 74.410/0012-IV/B/7/2006 Zum innergemeinschaftlichen Handel zugelassene Fleischbetriebe in Österreich Betr.Nr. Betrieb Ort Region SB ZB VB K/U RD S/Z Schw Eh Wild Gefl. Kan. Bem. B 1 Felix Austria GmbH. Mattersburg Mattersburg X X X B 20 Heideboden-Fleischvertriebs-Gesell.m.b.H. Podersdorf Neusiedl/See X X X X X X B 29 Bundes-Versuchswirtschaft (BVW) Königshof Bruckneudorf Neusiedl/See X X X (0) B 33 Fleischhauer Georg Fröch Zemendorf Mattersburg X X X X B 53 Stefri-Halper Ges.m.b.H. Oberdorf im Burgenland Oberwart X X X X B 66 Otto Strobl Ollersdorf im Burgenland Güssing X X X X B 81 C. und C. Kastner - Abholmarkt Eisenstadt Eisenstadt XXXXX X (22) B 301 Glatter Ges.mbH. Pöttelsdorf Mattersburg XXXX X (22) Glatter Ges.mbH. Pöttelsdorf Mattersburg XXXX X B 302 Eismann Mattersburg Mattersburg X X X X X (22) 10 Betriebe im Burgenland K 1 Schlachthof Klagenfurt Klagenfurt Klagenfurt-Stadt X X X X X X K 7 Schlachthof Norbert Marcher Ges.mbH. St.Veit/Glan St.Veit/Glan X X X X X (4,22) K 12 Norbert Marcher Ges.mbH. Villach Villach-Stadt XXXXX X (4,22) K 15 Fleisch-Wurst Siegried Lasser Ges.mbH. Hermagor Hermagor X X X X K 37 Tauernfleisch Vertriebs Ges.mbH. Flattach Spittal/Drau X X X X K 50 Spar Österr.Warenhandels AG. Betrieb Tann Föderlach Villach-Land X X X X K 90 Karnerta GmbH. Klagenfurt Klagenfurt-Stadt X X X X K 105 Rudolf Frierss & Söhne Treffen Villach-Land XXXX X (22) K 114 Ilgenfritz Ges.mbH. & Co.KG. Villach Villach-Stadt X X X X X X X K 116 Kofler Ges.mbH. Villach Villach-Stadt X X X X K 128 Fleischindustrie Rudi Frierss&Söhne GmbH. Villach Villach-Stadt X X X X K 159 Malta/Liesertal.Lämmerprod./Vermarkt.gem. Spittal/Drau Spittal/Drau X X K 183 ADEG-Österreich HAG Zentrale Spittal/Drau Spittal/Drau X X X K 200 Hochländer Dolina Dolina Klagenfurt-Land X (14) K 202 Wildhandel Hans Klein GmbH. Lieserbrücke Spittal/Drau X X X K 297 C. und C. Wedl Ges.mbH. Villach Villach-Stadt X X X K 301 Wech Kärntner Truthahnverarbeitungs GmbH. Glanegg Feldkirchen X X X X K 302 Hermine Wech Geflügel KR. St.Andrä/Lavanttal Wolfsberg X X X X (4) K 420 Pizza- & Schnitzel-Service GmbH. Maria Rain Klagenfurt-Land X X X (5) K 436 Billa Fleischzerlegung St.Veit/Glan St.Veit/Glan X X X (4) K 440 Hofer Zentrallager Weißenbach Villach-Land X X X X (6,19) 21 Betriebe in Kärnten N 1-3 Ellegast Ges.mbH. Amstetten Amstetten X X X X N 1-13 Rudolf Menzl Dorf Amstetten X X X X N 1-27 Tiefkühlhaus Max Abpurg St.Valentin Amstetten X X X X X N 1-110 Erwin Keusch St.Georgen/Ybbsfeld Amstetten X X X X Erwin Keusch St.Georgen/Ybbsfeld Amstetten X X N 1-174 Fleischhauerei Kainrath Ybbsitz Amstetten X X X N 1-215 Pizza Presto Produktions-u.Vertriebs.GmbH.
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