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Is accreditation mandatory?

Accreditation through the LPA program is voluntary. However, producers who are not LPA accredited or who are withdrawn from the program are not able to buy or use LPA National...

LPA Info Page

underpins market access for Australian red meat. LPA National Vendor Declarations (NVDs) provide evidence of livestock history and ... underpins market access for Australian red meat. LPA National Vendor Declarations (NVDs) provide evidence of livestock history and

Helpdesk 24/7 access now available with new self-service feature

The Integrity Systems Company (ISC) Helpdesk is now available 24 hours a day, seven days a week for producers seeking fast, easy access to a range of commonly requested services. 

Helpdesk 24/7 access now available with new self-service feature

Getting NLIS ready for sheep and goat eIDs

1. Ensuring you have a PIC Contact your state or territory department to organise a Property Identification Code ... LPA-accredited producers can access the free electronic National Vendor Declarations (eNVD), while non-accredited producers can use a

Detailed NVD Changes

The current paper version of the NVD is version 0720. Find out how to complete an NVD and how to order NVD books here.

Preview new NVD versions before 1 July

Check out the new version (0720) NVDs and ‘How to complete’ instructions here.

New eNVD system released

Find out more about the eNVD system.

Changes to LPA NVD in 2020

New versions of LPA NVDs (0720) for all species – sheep, goats, cattle (including EU) and bobby calves - will be available from 1 July 2020.

Ask for a CVD to reduce stock feed risk

summer approaching, it’s important to obtain a Commodity Vendor Declaration (CVD) from suppliers when purchasing livestock feed. Livestock ... rate and date of chemical application. CVDs completed via the National Grower Register (NGR) are also acceptable. Avoiding exposure

Declare HGPs to protect industry

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.