GENERAL LICENCE FOR THE IMPORTATION OF CATTLE AGED 15 DAYS AND OVER
FROM NORTHERN IRELAND TO ENGLAND
Purpose
1. To advise you that we have issued an import licence for the importation
of cattle aged 15 days and over from Northern Ireland to England.
Background
2. We have today issued a new general licence:
http://www.defra.gov.uk/foodfarm/animaltrade/imports/licences/pdf/impgen1013.pdf
species covered Cattle aged 15 days and over (for breeding or production)
originated from herds which are Officially Brucellosis and Tuberculosis
free and are not animals required to be slaughtered under a programme
to control or eradicate and infectious or contagious disease; and
Cattle aged 15 days and over (for slaughter) originated from herds which
are Officially Brucellosis and Tuberculosis free and are not animals
required to be slaughtered under a programme to control or eradicate
and infectious or contagious disease.
3. The licence does not cover imports of semen, ova and embryos of bovine
species for breeding purposes.
4. Previous general licence number IMP/GEN/2004/18 is revoked as of
today (27 April 2010):
Contact point for enquiries:
AHIT Chelmsford 01245 454860
Fax: 01245 351162
E-mail: AHITChelmsford@animalhealth.gsi.gov.uk
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