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Animalplan webinar series – Episode 3

Animalplan - how research ideas become projects to strengthen production animal health and biosecurity systems

On 28 October 2024, we hosted a webinar providing a high-level overview of the process for research ideas to be realised into pr

236-2024: Expanding the Compliance-Based Intervention Scheme (CBIS) onto a document-controlled pathway, commencing with Herbal tea bags

28 October 2024

Who does this notice affect?

Importers and brokers of:

  • Herbal tea bags from all countries (0902)

What has changed?

Herbal tea bags will be managed on the CBIS under a new documentation trial

The department is expanding CBIS onto document-controlled pathways, commencing with a trial on herbal tea bags. These changes are scheduled to take effect on 6 November 2024.

235-2024: Australian Fumigation Accreditation Scheme: Reinstatement of treatment provider - CV. Majesty (AEI: ID0102MB).

25 October 2024

Who does this notice affect?

Stakeholders in the import and shipping industries—including vessel masters, freight forwarders, offshore treatment providers, Biosecurity Industry Participants, importers, customs brokers, principal agents and master consolidators.

234-2024: List of unregistered treatment providers: Treatment provider unacceptable – Ecolab (Texas) (AEI: US4026SB)

25 October 2024

Who does this notice affect?

Stakeholders in the import and shipping industries—including vessel masters, freight forwarders, offshore treatment providers, Biosecurity Industry Participants, importers, customs brokers, principal agents and master consolidators.

233-2024: List of unregistered treatment providers: Treatment provider unacceptable - Logoo Packing Centre Hamburg GmbH (AEI: DE4018SB)

25 October 2024

Who does this notice affect?

Stakeholders in the import and shipping industries—including vessel masters, freight forwarders, offshore treatment providers, Biosecurity Industry Participants, importers, customs brokers, principal agents and master consolidators.

Maintaining good animal welfare outcomes in an emergency animal disease outbreak

In an emergency animal disease outbreak, it may be necessary to destroy infected and in-contact animals on-farm. Livestock depopulation methods are evolving, and animal welfare experts should assess any emerging methods before they’re used. We commissioned two independent evidence-based animal welfare reports on poultry and pig depopulation methods during an emergency animal disease response.

231-2024: Urgent Scheduled Service Disruption: Friday 25 October to Saturday 26 October 2024 – Biosecurity Portal

25 October 2024

Who does this notice affect?

Approved arrangements operators, customs brokers, importers, manned depots, and freight forwarders who will be required to book and manage requests for import inspections using the Biosecurity Portal during this scheduled maintenance window.

Approved arrangements operators who will be required to view and/or update details of their Approved Arrangement via the Approve Arrangement Management Product (AAMP).