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More information Learn more about the specific requirements for your state or territory on the ISC website. Learn how to consign stock to a show or exhibition here. Read how the NSW Royal Agricultural Society’s Cattle Committee worked with ISC and exhibitors to make the shift to digital consignments this year. Learn how to create digital consignments using the eNVD app. For more information on your integrity requirements, generally: Moving livestock to and from a show or exhibition | Integrity Systems National Livestock Identification System | Integrity Systems How NLIS works | Integrity Systems NLIS how-to guides | Integrity Systems...

Putting livestock on agistment? Here’s what you need to know to meet your integrity requirements and protect your livestock while they’re on agistment.

The Australian Livestock and Property Agents Association will have the chance to get the latest information on the red meat integrity system and how they can help the industry ‘stand by what it sells’ at a special webinar this month hosted with ISC.

All LPA accredited producers – from large scale operators to hobby farmers – may be audited, with audit participants selected from the database of LPA accredited producers. Annually, 2,000 producers are selected at random and 1,000 selected for targeted audits due to system identified non-conformance.

Processors must ensure that livestock consigned for processing are fit for consumption. Learn more about the integrity system for processors.

If your property has an EW status and you are sending animals to a saleyard, you must notify the selling agent who will be acting on your behalf. This will ensure full transparency through the selling process and allow any potential food safety or biosecurity risk to be managed. Even if you are not selling the animal of concern, if you have an EW status on your PIC, you should provide full transparency and confirm with the saleyards, your agent or buyer that there are no high risk animals in the consignment. Following that, it will be business as usual.

NLIS Database Uplift Project

Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) has announced Jo Quigley as the new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of its subsidiary, Integrity Systems Company (ISC). ISC is responsible for managing Australia’s key red meat traceability, animal welfare, food safety and biosecurity programs including the National Livestock Identification System (NLIS), Livestock Production Assurance (LPA) and the electronic National Vendor Declaration (eNVD). Ms Quigley’s appointment comes following an extensive search to replace Dr Jane Weatherley who departed the role of CEO in August to become MLA’s General Manager Communication & Adoption. Ms Quigley has served as Group Manager – ISC Operations for the last...

Integrity System’s investment into initiatives and programs allows Australian producers to access as much market opportunities for red meat products as possible. Australia’s red meat industry is an $80 billion industry, and we export our products into more than 100 markets globally. Australia needs to be able to provide an assurance to our consumers that the product they are consuming is safe to eat, ethical, and traceable from property of birth to processing.   Producers who manage food safety, biosecurity, and animal welfare on-farm contribute to the trust that our consumers have in our product. Every little bit that every...

What you need to do to become LPA-accredited or maintain your LPA accreditation.