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Post by Biomed4077on Dec 21, 2016 10:21am
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BioSecurity

BioSecurity

Notice to Industry - Government of Canada and Canadian Animal Health Coalition partner to protect Canada's animal resources during transport

OTTAWA, 2016-01-08 – Biosecurity protects the economy and the environment from the damage caused by animal disease. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has come together with Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC), provincial governments and industry organizations to develop a biosecurity standard that will protect Canada's livestock and poultry during transport.

The , and partners have established the Livestock, Poultry and Deadstock Transport Biosecurity Advisory Committee to develop a service sector biosecurity standard by Fall 2017. This standard will provide clear, effective biosecurity guidelines to owners, producers and service providers when transporting the following:

  • livestock including cattle, bison, veal, goats, sheep, hogs/pigs, equine (slaughter and sport), cervid, camelid and mink;
  • poultry including the transportation of chicks; and
  • deadstock including poultry.

Once developed, the standard can be adopted in its entirety, used as a species-specific reference and can be incorporated into existing transport training programs.

Biosecurity standards take up to two years to develop through a formalized process with participation from a broad cross-section of stakeholders, including industry organizations, federal and provincial governments, and academic institutions. Stakeholders will be asked to contribute to the standard and will be advised of key decisions and milestones.

Funding to develop this standard has been provided under the federal government's Growing Forward 2 Agricultural Policy Framework. Learn more about national biosecurity standards by visiting the website.

Livestock, Poultry and Deadstock Transport Biosecurity Advisory Committee

  • Canadian Food Inspection Agency
  • Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
  • Council of Chief Veterinary Officers
  • Industry Associations
    • Canadian Animal Health Coalition
    • Canadian Hatchery Federation
    • Canadian Livestock Transportation Certification Program
    • Canadian Meat Council
    • Canadian Poultry and Egg Processors Council
    • Canadian Rendering Association
    • Equine Canada
    • quipe qubcoise de contrle des maladies avicoles
    • quipe qubcoise de sant porcine
    • Livestock Markets Association of Canada
    • Ontario Livestock and Poultry Council
    • Poultry Service Association
    • South West Vets
    • Steve's Livestock Transport
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