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If you receive a loss of LT warning when you complete a livestock transfer for someone else (the PIC holder), these animals were not registered in the NLIS database to the property (PIC) the PIC holder bought or received them from.

Producers issued with a CAR, following an LPA audit can now manage the process of addressing the request via their LPA online account.

Accurate compliance to Australia’s red meat integrity systems, the NLIS and LPA programs, is the best way to ensure the safety and welfare of your stock and business, especially in the event of an emergency animal disease outbreak.

More information  Read this factsheet for step-by-step instructions on sharing your geolocation data.  Visit the ISC website for more information about the LPA Geolocation Sharing tool.  Read about Livestock Production Assurance.   If you have any questions, please email lpa@integritysystems.com.au.     Alternatively, you can speak with the Customer Service team on 1800 683 111, Monday to Friday between 8am and 7pm (AEST) or on weekends between 9am and 5pm (AEST). You can also access the Chatbot seven days a week via our website or from your myMLA, eNVD (web platform) and LPA accounts.  

With demand for HGP-free beef increasing significantly in recent years, in both domestic and international markets, Australian producers are reminded they must use HGPs responsibly to protect our market access.

Are you regularly moving livestock between multiple properties that you own? Read on to find out your integrity requirements.

Understanding why each of the questions on the NVD document are there is the key to knowing how to complete your consignment correctly, so you can stand by what you sell.

Find out what you must do with NVDs and NLIS when taking livestock to and from an agricultural show.

Early Warning (EW) is a status within the National Livestock Identification System (NLIS) database that is automatically assigned to a property carrying a high-risk animal or animals.

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