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Fast, easy and more accurate than a paper NVD due to field validation, strengthening traceability and market access Ensures the latest versions of vendor declarations are being used and meet market requirements Reduces time and duplication spent completing livestock assurance and health declarations Reduces the cost of storing and retrieving historical NVDs for auditing, reporting and administrative purpose Saves the industry time and money, because it is instantly available online. Producers don’t need to wait for new NVD books to arrive All consignments are in the one place and instantly available online, enabling stakeholders to log in and view eNVDs,...
To be prepared for biosecurity threats, take the time to complete a few key actions to keep your livestock and property safe.
NSW producers can access ISC's free one-hour webinar to learn how to meet their integrity requirements and stand by what they sell.
ISC is hosting a free one-hour webinar for Tasmanian producers so they can meet their integrity requirements and stand by what they sell.
Watch ISC's webinar for WA producers on the red meat integrity system.
The new electronic National Vendor Declaration (eNVD) system not only provides an easier, faster way for completing livestock consignments, but it is designed to help set up Australia’s red meat integrity system for many years to come.
Preparation for dispatch of livestock is a key element of the Livestock Production Assurance (LPA) program - making sure your animals are fit to load.
SA producers can join ISC for a webinar providing practical tips that make accessing and using LPA, NLIS and NVD easier, so they can spend less time in the office.
All red meat producers can have a NLIS account and must ensure all livestock transfers onto their PIC have been completed in their account. Go to the NLIS website to log in or link your account to myMLA
Find out your responsibilities with completing livestock movements in the NLIS database.