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Compliance to Livestock Traceability

Compliance schemes have been implemented to manage biosecurity and food safety risks in many countries around the world.

Turn compliance into an investment

The dramatic increase in world meat trade (300% between 1990 and 2005) is a key driver of these schemes in order to maintain/restore customer confidence in the safety of livestock products.

 

Some of these are mandatory schemes like those in Canada, Uruguay, Australia and New Zealand and some have varying degrees of compulsory compliance such as Europe being specific to sheep and goats.

 

The following articles outline the basics of the NAIT scheme in New Zealand (National Animal Identification & Traceability) along with a look at how leading farmers are turning the cost of compliance into an investment in more efficient and profitable farming practises.

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