The ICA updates the requirements for the sanitary registration of livestock properties in Mexico

Published 2021년 3월 5일

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The Colombian Agricultural Institute (ICA) has updated the regulations for the Sanitary Registry of Livestock Farms to simplify the process and reduce risks to health and safety in primary production. The new resolution, 90464 of 2021, mandates any individual or legal entity involved in livestock production to register. The requirements vary for different species and include vaccination reports, brand or standard of animals, and exact location of the property. Existing registrations will remain valid. The responsible person can authorize third parties to request Internal Mobilization Sanitary Guides and the information recorded in the registry must be updated when there's a change in the person or farm responsible or the livestock activity.

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The Colombian Agricultural Institute (ICA), updated the requirements for the Sanitary Registry of Livestock Farms in the national territory, to formalize producers and initiate processes that minimize risks that may affect health and safety in primary production. Through Resolution 90464 of 2021, the requirements are established so that any natural or legal person that has, in any capacity, livestock properties destined to the production of animals of the bovine, buffalo, equid, swine, ovine, goat, avian and of aquaculture in the country to be registered in a more agile and simple way. As stipulated in the standard, the basis for the sanitary registration for bovine and buffalo species will be taken according to the reports of the vaccination cycles for vaccinated and unvaccinated farms against foot-and-mouth disease and bovine brucellosis, and for the swine species. according to the official database of the vaccination and identification program against classical swine fever. ...

Source: MXContexto