Ministerial Order on prohibition on slaughtering pregnant livestock.
Country
Type of law
Regulation
Abstract
This Ministerial Order prohibits the slaughter of pregnant livestock to protect animal welfare and ensure sustainable breeding practices. It mandates strict compliance by farmers, slaughterhouses, and related businesses, emphasizing the importance of maintaining healthy herds for food security and economic stability. The Order aligns with national agricultural and forestry policies aimed at improving livestock management and preventing practices that harm reproduction and herd growth.
Key provisions include monitoring and enforcement by provincial agricultural authorities, education for farmers on proper livestock care, and penalties for violations. Exceptions are allowed only for animals unfit for breeding due to injury or illness. The Order also promotes awareness campaigns and technical training to support compliance, ensuring that livestock production meets both domestic needs and export standards.
Key provisions include monitoring and enforcement by provincial agricultural authorities, education for farmers on proper livestock care, and penalties for violations. Exceptions are allowed only for animals unfit for breeding due to injury or illness. The Order also promotes awareness campaigns and technical training to support compliance, ensuring that livestock production meets both domestic needs and export standards.
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Date of text
Repealed
No
Source language
English
Legislation Amendment
No