Australia is allocating a $22.5 million grant to Integrity Systems Company Limited (ISC) to enhance the National Livestock Identification System (NLIS) database and its supporting systems. This funding aims to upgrade Australia’s livestock traceability system, meeting consumer demand, improving biosecurity measures, and expanding international market access. The upgraded database will offer extensive traceability benefits for all animal species covered by the NLIS and provide a platform for future additions and data inputs. The modernized NLIS will also streamline reporting processes, integrate with the electronic national vendor declaration system, and improve the user experience for farmers and producers. This grant is part of the government’s commitment to enhancing national livestock traceability arrangements over the next three years.
Australia Grants $22.5m Boost to Livestock Traceability System for Improved Biosecurity and International Market Access
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