Paraguay officially implements the animal identification system

Published 2024년 7월 17일

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The article reports on the launch of Paraguay's new Animal Identification System (SIAP) during the Mariano Roque Alonso Expo 2024. This system, recently passed as a law by the National Congress, aims to improve health and food safety by individually identifying and registering animals, starting with cattle and potentially expanding to other species. The system is expected to enhance the management of disease outbreaks and food safety incidents, contributing to more competitive production and better animal and public health. The announcement was made at the 'National Service Night for Animal Quality and Health (Senacsa)', where various stakeholders in the livestock industry gathered to celebrate and discuss industry achievements.

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During the traditional “Senacsa Night”, which is celebrated within the framework of the Mariano Roque Alonso Expo 2024, the launch of the “Animal Identification System of Paraguay (SIAP)” was carried out, a new technological tool for the identification of animals in the country. It should be noted that at the end of last year, the National Congress had passed the law “Instituting the Animal Identification System of Paraguay (SIAP)”. The purpose of the proposed law, as they had explained, is to identify and register animals of various species to improve health and food safety. In addition, the project stated that this will increase efficiency in activities such as the management of disease outbreaks and incidents related to food safety. “Animal identification is understood as the act by which an animal is individualized with respect to others, in order to build its traceability throughout the production process, in order to ensure animal health, food safety, animal well-being. and ...

Source: Agromeat