to Farm Migrant labor housing Qualified forest program Animal Industry Division Animal Industry Division is responsible for programs that control and eradicate reportable, contagious, infectious, and communicable diseases of livestock, poultry, aquaculture, equine and companion animals; controlling contamination of animals from toxic substances; enforcing and supporting the humane treatment of animals; and promoting Michigan’s animal industries. Animal health and disease response Pet shelter licensing Animal import/export health certificates Privately owned cervid operations Bovine tuberculosis Food and Dairy Division Food and Dairy Division administers programs to enforce laws and regulations governing the safety and wholesomeness of food and food products; responds to food safety complaints, recalls, and food emergencies; serves as a key link in the federal-state-local food safety system; assists in the food safety education of consumers, regulators, and industry; and assures the interstate movement of milk and dairy products. Grocery and convenience store inspections Dairy inspections Food and dairy processing (new and expanding) business assistance Food and processor inspections Food recalls Certificate of free sale so businesses can export processed products to global markets Pesticide and Plant Pest Management Division Pesticide and Plant Pest Management Division administers programs to prevent the introduction of invasive pests and plant diseases; the adulteration of animal food, unsanitary grain storage facilities, and misuse of pesticides; and provides assurance that animal feeds, fertilizers, and pesticides are registered and accurately labeled. PPPM provides grading, inspection, and certification of a variety of commodities including nursery stock, fruits and vegetables. Animal feed testing (including pet food) Fertilizer testing Grain dealer audits
to Farm Migrant labor housing Qualified forest program Animal Industry Division Animal Industry Division is responsible for programs that control and eradicate reportable, contagious, infectious, and communicable diseases of livestock, poultry, aquaculture, equine and companion animals; controlling contamination of animals from toxic substances; enforcing and supporting the humane treatment of animals; and promoting Michigan’s animal industries. Animal health and disease response Pet shelter licensing Animal import/export health certificates Privately owned cervid operations Bovine tuberculosis Food and Dairy Division Food and Dairy Division administers programs to enforce laws and regulations governing the safety and wholesomeness of food and food products; responds to food safety complaints, recalls, and food emergencies; serves as a key link in the federal-state-local food safety system; assists in the food safety education of consumers, regulators, and industry; and assures the interstate movement of milk and dairy products. Grocery and convenience store inspections Dairy inspections Food and dairy processing (new and expanding) business assistance Food and processor inspections Food recalls Certificate of free sale so businesses can export processed products to global markets Pesticide and Plant Pest Management Division Pesticide and Plant Pest Management Division administers programs to prevent the introduction of invasive pests and plant diseases; the adulteration of animal food, unsanitary grain storage facilities, and misuse of pesticides; and provides assurance that animal feeds, fertilizers, and pesticides are registered and accurately labeled. PPPM provides grading, inspection, and certification of a variety of commodities including nursery stock, fruits and vegetables. Animal feed testing (including pet food) Fertilizer testing Grain dealer audits