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In a series of short videos, key industry stakeholders including Michelle Henry from Gundagai Meat Processors, Michael ‘Bomber’ Lancaster from Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries (DAF), Lachlan Graham from Argyle Foods Group and Tess Herbert from Gundamain & Ladysmith Feedlots, explain the value of the integrity system within their roles and businesses.
eNVD – new updates, show success and industry adoption ISC’s 2024 kicked off with the launch of a range of eNVD system updates in February to align the web-based system and mobile app and make the system more accessible for different user types. This was supported by an extensive communications campaign through a combination of demonstration webinars, social media, Integrity Matters articles and videos. It was also a big year for the eNVD at two of Australia’s largest agricultural shows. In a bid to reduce the influx of paper NVD forms, Sydney’s Royal Easter Show and Brisbane’s Ekka worked...
Integrity systems for every producer Integrity Systems Company (ISC) manages and delivers the red meat assurance program and provides the National Livestock Identification System (NLIS) database for the Australian red meat industry, specifically: The National Livestock Identification System (NLIS) – ISC accredits the tags or devices which are used to identify livestock and provide the NLIS database that records livestock movements over its lifetime. The Livestock Production Assurance Program or LPA which is the on-farm assurance program covering food safety, animal welfare and biosecurity requirements. Livestock producers must be LPA accredited to access and use the LPA National Vendor Declarations...
Integrity Systems Company (ISC) has developed an interactive traceability tool to showcase the expanse of animal movement data collected by the National Livestock Identification System (NLIS) since it was established 20 years ago.
Victorian producer Scott Young appreciates the immediacy of the eNVD app and is calling on industry to give it a go.
Goat producers now have an alternative EID leg-band to use on dairy, earless and miniature goats – ensuring they can meet their traceability requirements.
Producers issued with a CAR following an LPA audit can now address the request via their online LPA account
Producers may now be randomly selected to participate in a random audit remotely rather than an on-farm audit.