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Victorian Shellfish Quality Assurance Program 2009 Results - Office of the Environmental Monitor

Victorian Shellfish Quality Assurance Program results



The Department of Primary Industries runs the Victorian Shellfish Quality Assurance Program (VSQAP), which is part of the internationally recognised Australian Shellfish Quality Assurance Program (ASQAP). The VSQAP is a quality assurance program which tests seafood to ensure it is safe to eat. These tests monitor the shellfish and the presence of harmful algae in harvesting areas (fisheries reserves).

The VSQAP currently monitors the following aquaculture fisheries reserves: Clifton Springs, Grassy Point, Pinnace Channel, Dromana, Mount Martha and Flinders. These aquaculture fisheries reserves are subject to ongoing monitoring, an annual update report, and a triennial sanitation review. These reports are available on the Department of Primary Industries
Victorian Seafood Quality Assurance Program website.

Latest results from the VSQAP (for previous results, click here)

2009
Result
1 April
All results below trigger levels - no action required.
18 March
All results below trigger levels - no action required.
10 March
All results below trigger levels - no action required.
19 February
All results below trigger levels - no action required.
9 February
All results below trigger levels - no action required.
23 January
All results below trigger levels - no action required.
7 January
All results below trigger levels - no action required.


To view information and results from the other program that monitors contaminants in fish click on the link below.
Contaminants in Fish Monitoring Program

Return to a list of all monitoring programs