If you plan to export livestock from Australia to other countries, a lot of formalities need to be completed. The Export Control Act of 1982 authorizes the Department of Agriculture and Water Resources to control the export goods in this category. Here you will find the information on how to get prepared for the export of live animals, including guidance about the required certification. Live Animals Are Prescribed Export Goods Similar to dairy products, plants and plant based products, meat and meat products and several other categories, live animals are also categorized as the prescribed export goods. According to the Department’s norms, prescribed goods must be fir for human consumption or use and carry accurate labels and descriptions. The purpose is to ensure that the goods being exported are export compliant and fir for export to the international markets. Understand Importing Country Requirements Most of the importing countries have requirements regarding import of prescri...