Abstract:The presence of veterinary drug residues in animal-derived foods is an important factor affecting food safety, industrial safety, and international trade barriers. In view of the safety issue related to the veterinary drug residues in animalderived food, countries and organizations around the world have conducted extensive research, formulated corresponding regulatory requirements from a variety of fields, and innovatively developed veterinary drug production, processing and detection technologies, aiming to effectively solve the food safety problem of veterinary drug residues in the fields of veterinary drug research and development, animal production and breeding, supervision and control. Supervision and control represent the key link and important means to solve the safety issue related to the veterinary drug residues in animal-derived food, and the factors affecting the outcome of supervision and control mainly involve aspects such as laws and regulations, variety and scope, inspection and testing, and risk analysis. This article compares, summarizes and discusses the regulatory standards, varieties invovled, pre-treatment methods, analysis and testing techniques, and evaluation methods that affect the supervision and control of veterinary drug residues in animal-derived foods, in order to provide a reference for improving the supervision and control system of veterinary drug residues in animal derived foods and better addressing the food safety issues related to veterinary drug residues.