When exporting Products of Animal Origin, veterinary certification is about far more than signing a certificate.
It provides assurance that the product, processes and supporting information meet the requirements set for international trade.
An Official Veterinarian (OV) may be responsible for verifying key aspects of an export, including:
– Product and establishment compliance
– Traceability and identification
– Animal health requirements
– Public health requirements
– Supporting documentation
– Compliance with the conditions of the destination country
The EHC is ultimately a formal declaration that specific requirements have been met.
That means accuracy matters. The product, documentation, certification and destination requirements all need to align.
At Amivet Exports, we understand the importance of bringing together exporters, veterinary professionals and compliance requirements to help businesses navigate the certification process effectively.
Veterinary certification isn’t simply a box to tick. It’s a critical part of maintaining confidence in the product, protecting the integrity of the supply chain and supporting successful international trade.
When compliance matters, certification matters.
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Written by Chris Eglington on