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Getting NLIS ready for sheep and goat eIDs
In recent months Integrity Systems Company (ISC) has been preparing for a significant shift of data infrastructure from our existing on-premise data centre to Amazon Web Services (AWS). This migration to AWS will require a planned outage to the NLIS system that has occurred.
Find out more about the National Livestock Identification System (NLIS) standards.
Geolocations will be shared via a report in the NLIS (National Livestock Identification System) or through a new API that Integrity Systems has developed with EU exporting feedlots and processors. These processors and feedlots will share the geolocations with EU importers who are required to submit them as part of import documentation to the EU Commission. Importers must include the geolocations on a due diligence statement to be able to import the product. In some situations, processors and feedlots may also be required to on-share geolocations to other third parties for the purposes of assisting them in their due diligence.
Integrity Systems will be presteting in Huonville at the TasFarmers Livestock Traceability Infomation Workshop!We will be be presting an overview of the National Livestock Identification System (NLIS), including how to log in and use the online database, complete PIC-to-PIC transfers, manage registrations, and where to get help and support. Whether you have one sheep or a large mob, join this free event for an informative evening to understand your responsibilities under new requirements, how PICs and transfers work and how to get set up with confidence.
Traceability through the National Livestock Identification System (NLIS) is essential in the livestock industry for food safety and quality assurance. Traceability, from the farm and through the supply chain, enables the Australian red meat industry to protect its reputation as a producer of clean, safe and high quality red meat. From 1 January 2027 all sheep and goats must be fitted with an NLIS accredited electronic identification device (eID) before leaving a property, regardless of age. Register for this webinar to learn more about: Key dates NLIS devices – purchase and application NLIS demonstration – property to property transfer and...
New NLIS how-to guides are available to help you use the NLIS system, so you can stand by what you sell.
Be prepared for the national rollout of sheep and goat electronic identification (eID). Hosted in partnership with Integrity Systems Company (ISC) and NSW Department of Primary Industries (NSW DPI), this webinar is designed to bring you up to speed on the latest developments in key ISC programs. All registrants will receive a video recording, Q&A transcript and other resources. Learn about: Livestock Production Assurance (LPA) and the new Harvested Rangeland Goats voluntary module. How to complete a Property to Property transfer on the National Livestock Identification System (NLIS). The latest sheep and goat eID updates for NSW. This FREE webinar...