I need to understand Export Slaughter Intervals (ESIs) for sheep. What is an ESI, why are they important for Australian exports, and how are they established? Also, where can I find the latest official ESI list for sheep, and what are the publication date and file sizes of its two downloadable documents?
Navigate to apvma.gov.au. From the homepage, navigate to the 'Export slaughter intervals – sheep' page. Identify and extract the definition of an ESI. Identify and extract the importance of ESIs, particularly for Australian exports. Identify and extract how ESIs for sheep are established. Locate the publication date of the ESI list for sheep. Identify the file sizes of the two downloadable ESI list documents for sheep. State all the requested information.
State that an ESI is the minimum time between administration of a veterinary chemical to animals and their slaughter for export. State that ESIs manage differences between Australian MRLs and those of trading partners, and are important for quality assurance schemes and National Vendor Declaration (NVD) forms. State that ESIs for sheep are agreed to by the sheep industry and the chemical registrant. State the publication date of the ESI list for sheep as '26/11/2024'. State the file sizes of the two downloadable documents as '411.46 KB' and '100.08 KB'.