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How enforcement officers can apply the conformation standard to check if a dog is an XL Bully.
Beef abattoirs must dress, categorise, classify, weigh and label carcases according to regulations, and communicate results to suppliers.
Guidance for using automated grading techniques for beef carcase classification
Documents, certificates, letters and notes available at British consulates in Lebanon.
How to file company information - including directors, registered office and shareholders in your confirmation statement (previously AR01 annual return)
From 1 August 2024, it will be an offence to keep an XL Bully dog in Scotland unless you have a certificate of exemption.
If your abattoir slaughters 150 or more bovines aged 8 months or over per week (on a rolling annual average) you must be registered with the Beef Carcase Classification (BCC) scheme.
Slaughterhouses in Great Britain with a high throughput of cattle carcases must send pricing data to AHDB weekly.
What the confirmation statement is and how to send your statement to Companies House.
Directory of current ICH Guidelines which have been implemented by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency.
Owners and vets can use this form to confirm an XL Bully dog has been neutered.
Find out if you need to use the UKCA (UK Conformity Assessed) marking on products you manufacture or handle.
Check the tariff classification for surface-active preparation for washing the skin and the hair (gel 2-in-1).
Protocols and procedures for testing the distinctiveness, uniformity and stability (DUS) of certain agricultural and vegetable plants.
Guidance for business and government departments.
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