إجراء مقترح من سنغافورة: سلع من 4 فصول في النظام المنسق

Singapore has completed a review of the import conditions for animal feeds containing meat and will be standardising import requirements across all countries including the removal of source and product accreditation. Animal disease attestations have been aligned to the latest World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH) guidelines, as part of trade facilitative measures while ensuring human health protection. The revised health certificate attestation has been separated by meat types to tailor specific requirements is listed below. A. For Animal feed containing beef the bovines from which the meat were derived were identified through an animal identification system; AND; they have been subjected to an ante-mortem inspection with favourable results; AND; the bovines were born and kept in: a country, zone or compartment posing a negligible Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE) risk; OR; a country, zone or compartment posing a controlled BSE risk after the date from which the risk of BSE agents being recycled within the bovine population has been demonstrated to be negligible; OR; a country, zone or compartment posing a controlled BSE risk before the date from which the risk of the BSE agents being recycled within the bovine population has been demonstrated to be negligible, and the fresh meat and meat products: were derived from bovines not subjected to a stunning process with a device injecting compressed air or gas into the cranial cavity, or to a pithing process, or to any…