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AMI Memos
Workplace Information about H1N1
Flu (April 29, 2009) 
Worker Safety Influenza
Update (April 28, 2009)
Influenza Update (April
27, 2009)
Crisis Resources
Novel
H1N1 Crisis Book (Fall 2009)
AMI Press Releases/News
Stories
Press
Releases
USDA
Research: Pork from Pigs Exposed to H1N1 Safe
to Eat (January 21, 2010)
OIE: Recent Identification of
H1N1 in Animals Not Cause for Alarm or Trade
Restrictions (November 6, 2009)
USDA Confirms Novel H1N1 in Pigs;
AMI Assures Consumers That Pork is Safe
(October 19, 2009)
USDA
Holds Media Briefings on H1N1 Preparation
Efforts; Urges Outlets to Drop 'Swine Flu'
Label (September 11, 2009)
Media
Urged to Correct Inaccurate References to
`Swine Flu' More Accurate Name for Human
Illnesses Occurring Now is `North American
Flu (April 28, 2009)
U.S.
Pork is Safe and Not a Source of
Influenza (April 27,
2009)
News Stories
U.S.,
Canada and Mexican Agriculture Heads Urge
Trading Partners to Not Use H1N1 Virus as an
Excuse to Create Trade Barriers (May 7,
2009)
Secretary
Vilsack and Minister Ritz Reaffirm Support for
Pork Industry (May 6, 2009)
International
Organizations Stress Pork Safety in Joint H1N1
Statement (May 5, 2009)
Canada
Reports Confirmed H1N1 Infection in Pigs After
Farm Worker Visits Mexico and Becomes Ill
(May 3, 2009)
Hybrid
Flu Virus Spreading Globally Renamed "2009 H1N1
Flu" (April 30, 2009)
OIE
Says Pork Trade Bans Unjustified; No Cases of
North American Influenza Found in
Swine (April 29, 2009)
AMI
Works to Set Record Straight on North American
Flu, Telling Consumers That Pork Is
Safe (April 27, 2009)
Employee Information (in English
and
Spanish)
DOWNLOAD
General Recommendations and Good
Work Practices for Those Working with Swine
Animals
DOWNLOAD General Recommendations and Good
Work Practices for Employers with Workers in
Direct Contact with Swine Animals
DOWNLOAD General Health Recommendations
Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention Regarding Influenza
Guidance for Businesses and
Employers
CDC Interim
Guidance for Workers at Commercial Swine Farms
to Prevent Spread of Novel H1N1 (November
6, 2009)
Guidance for Businesses and
Employers to Plan and Respond to the 2009-2010
Influenza Season (August, 19, 2009)
CDC: Advice on How Long People
with Flu Should Stay Home (August, 5,
2009)
Guidance on Preparing Workplaces
for an Influenza Pandemic (OSHA)
U.S.
Department of Health and Human
Services (Human Resources Policy
Guidance)
EEOC Links (Employment
Discrimination and the 2009 H1N1 Flu
Virus)
Links
H1N1
Trade Updates
Influenza Fact Sheet
World Health
Organization
CDC: Preventing the Flu
Pandemic Flu Info
Swine Flu, Guidance for
Professionals
Consumer
Information
Food
Marketing Institute Consumer H1N1 Brochures in
English and Spanish |