Brazil: Minister Fávaro launches National Plan for Individual Identification of Cattle and Buffalo

Published 2024년 12월 17일

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Brazil's Minister of Agriculture and Livestock, Carlos Fávaro, has introduced the National Plan for Individual Identification of Cattle and Buffalo. The plan aims to enhance traceability by implementing an individual identification system to track the health and movement of each animal. The initiative will strengthen animal health programs, enhance the government's response to epidemiological outbreaks, and align Brazil with international market health standards. The implementation will be phased over seven years, with the national database expected to be established between 2024 and 2026, and individual identification of animals anticipated between 2027 and 2029.
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On Tuesday (17), the Minister of Agriculture and Livestock, Carlos Fávaro, launched the National Plan for Individual Identification of Cattle and Buffalo. The initiative's main objectives are to qualify and improve traceability by implementing an individual identification system that will allow the monitoring and recording of the history, current location and trajectory of each identified animal. The measure will strengthen animal health programs, increase the capacity to respond to epidemiological outbreaks and reinforce Brazil's commitment to complying with the health requirements of international markets. “We are not placing any burden on the shoulders of any Brazilian cattle farmer. In fact, what we are doing is making them accountable for what they already do, creating a traceability system that no one else in the world has. In terms of health, social and environmental control of producers, Brazilian regulations are the highest standard in the world”, highlighted Fávaro. The ...
Source: Agricultura

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