On the conditions for the transportation of animals, products and raw materials of animal origin across the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan

On the conditions for the transportation of animals, products and raw materials of animal origin across the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan

 

            Every day, on the territory of the Kostanay region and outside it, the transportation of batches of animals, products and raw materials of animal origin is carried out. In order to ensure the protection of the population from diseases common to animals and humans, as well as food safety of products and raw materials of animal origin, it is important to carry out the transportation process in compliance with the norms established by the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

 

            Animals, products and raw materials of animal origin must move through the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan, accompanied by a veterinary certificate in compliance with the veterinary (veterinary and sanitary) requirements for the mode and conditions of transportation of the moved (transported) object, provided that the name of the moved (transported) object matches its weight (volume) ), the total number, the marking indicated in the veterinary documents. Animals must be identified by assigning an individual number to the animals by using products (means) for identification, branding with the inclusion of information about the farm animal in the database and the issuance of a veterinary passport.

 

            For more information on the conditions of transportation, please contact the State Institution "Territorial Inspectorate of Beimbet Mailin District of the Committee for Veterinary Control and Supervision of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan" at the address Uyet village, Tauelsizdik street, 12. By phone numbers: 8 (71436) 37202, 8 (71436) 36168.

            Head of GU "Territorial Inspectorate of the district of Maylin's birth Kukin Ministry of agriculture" Dosmukhambetov A. M.

Publication date

05 August 2021

Date of update

05 August 2021