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Send samples (classified as UN3373 biological substance category B) to APHA according to the ADR regulations and P650 packing instructions.
How to report and record pig movements and when to follow the standstill rule.
Guidance for vets, importers and border control officials when importing pet food and feed for other animals, including fish bait, to Great Britain.
What cattle keepers must do with the barcode labels sent by the British Cattle Movement Service (BCMS) and how to get more if you run out.
How vets in England and Wales can submit samples to APHA for non-statutory diagnostic testing.
What you must do to carry out a risk assessment if you're a farmer applying for a bespoke permit for intensive farming.
Technical information about the import requirements for live animals and germplasm, for use by vets, importers and border officials.
Guidance for vets, importers and border control officials when importing composite products for human consumption to Great Britain.
Use this licence to move live animals from a bluetongue restricted zone to Scotland.
Poultry valuation tables outline the value of poultry in Great Britain.
Cattle keepers must report the death of any cattle to the British Cattle Movement Service (BCMS), return the cattle passport and record it on their holding register.
The rules you must follow to make sure deer can be traced to help prevent and contain disease.
General licence for the movement of resolved inconclusive reactors from officially TB free cattle herds in England or Wales directly or indirectly to slaughter.
Find out the tests that are most commonly requested from APHA, their test codes, and the correct laboratory to send samples.
Apply for a specific licence for any movement in a bluetongue zone not covered by a general licence.
What you can do to help reduce the risk of bovine tuberculosis (TB) infection in your herd.
When and how to take samples for the salmonella national control programme (NCP) if you’re an egg producer, and what happens if a laying flock tests positive.
Guidance for vets, importers and border control officials when importing blood and blood products to Great Britain.
You must get a movement licence for animals that have been refused a passport, animals born before 1 August 1996 and unregistered calves.
Guidance for vets, importers and border control officials when importing animal products that are being returned to Great Britain.
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