Get Commodity Vendor Declaration 2014-2024

A by-product stockfeed includes any plant material not produced primarily for livestock consumption, such as waste fruit, vegetables and fibre crops including peel, pulp, pressings, pomace, grape marc, stem and leaf material, and molasses.

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A by-product stockfeed includes any plant material not produced primarily for livestock consumption, such as waste fruit, vegetables and fibre crops including peel, pulp, pressings, pomace, grape marc, stem and leaf material, and molasses.

All introduced stock feeds should be accompanied by a Commodity Vendor Declaration (CVD) to guarantee that the feed purchased is safe from chemical contamination. The CVD needs to provide details of: The chemical(s) used to treat the commodity. The rate and date of chemical application.

Livestock producers use the National Vendor Declaration (NVD) to declare necessary and valuable information about the food safety status of livestock being sold. It contains a declaration from the owner that all information is correct.

Sometimes you need to access an LPA National Vendor Declaration (NVD) in a hurry. The fastest way to do this is by completing an electronic NVD via the web-based platform or using the new eNVD Livestock Consignments app, which works without the internet.

Definition. A document issued by a vendor to certify the origin of the vendor's product.