Russia: Labeling of farm animals in the Don region may drag on until 2026

Published 2024년 12월 4일

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A law requires all cattle and pigs on Russian farms to be registered and entered into a federal database by September 1, 2024. However, many private household plots and farms in the Rostov Region have not met this deadline. The Interregional Department of Rosselkhoznadzor is urging the Rostov Regional Association of Peasant (Farm) Farms to encourage compliance. The deadline to meet veterinary requirements is not expected to be met until 2026. Unregistered animals may lead to administrative liability and potential restrictions on selling livestock products. Currently, a significant portion of cattle and pigs in the Rostov Region are not registered with the federal government.
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According to the law on mandatory labeling of farm animals, by September 1, 2024, it was necessary to register all cattle and pigs kept in farms of all types of ownership and enter the relevant information into the federal database. In the Rostov Region, most private household plots and a number of farms did not meet the specified deadlines. The regional AKKOR RBC Rostov reported that it would not be possible to meet the veterinary requirements before 2026. The Interregional Department of Rosselkhoznadzor asked representatives of the Rostov Regional Association of Peasant (Farm) Farms to help influence agricultural producers and thereby speed up the labeling procedure. According to the press service of the department, a special meeting was organized for this purpose, which was attended by the management of the department and specialists from the veterinary control and supervision department. “The need to enter information on the presence of animals into the Horriot component of ...
Source: Milknews

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