Integrity Systems Company (ISC) is working to modernise the current process for assessing, monitoring and maintaining traceability solutions for the red meat industry.
Updating the current rules and standards for animal identification technologies (devices) is an important step in modernising the approach to managing conformity. This is also an opportunity to increase clarity in the process and improve transparency across the supply chain in understanding accredited and non-accredited NLIS traceability solutions.
In order for ISC to produce modernised NLIS device standards and rules, engagement with government, industry and stakeholders, including manufacturers, has been progressing.
Further input from all parties along the supply chain is now needed to assist in shaping the new rules and standards for the future. To enable this, ISC will undertake a 30 day external consultation period, providing the below three documents for review:
- NLIS AIT Standards DRAFT v10
- NLIS AIT Rules DRAFT V 11
- NLIS AIT Fundamentals DRAFT V1
*The working group consists of representatives from Cattle Council Australia (CCA), Sheep Producers Australia (SPA), Goat Industry Council Australia (GICA), Australian Live Exporters Council (ALEC), Australia Lot Feeders Association (ALFA), and two state Jurisdiction representatives (QLD & VIC).
Please direct any queries to: isc_consultation@integritysystems.com.au.