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New era: eID scanning starts at WA saleyards, abattoirs

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WA saleyards and abattoirs will start scanning electronic identification tags for sheep and goats next week, as part of staged launch of a new national traceability system that has drawn a mixed response.

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New era: eID scanning starts at WA saleyards, abattoirs

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New mandatory traceability system in meat industry - Food & Beverage Industry News

Image: Budimir Jevtic/stock.adobe.comAs part of a new national traceability system, Western Australia’s saleyards and abattoirs will begin scanning electronic identification tags for sheep and goats. This mandatory system in WA, which will move to full operation by 1 July 2026, is being introduced to enable quicker responses to emergency animal disease outbreaks or food safety incidents. Thanks to the system’s secure operations, trade relationsh…

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