Section 2 - Assess your traceability drivers Traceability Drivers What are the drivers for implementing and improving your traceability system? Identifying the internal and external influences to your business with regards to traceability will help you to set goals and targets that lead to success. This section will help you identify which drivers are important for your business. Assessment Q# Question 3 2 1 Number Regulations 2.1 National/Provincial For Livestock: Yes – animal For Livestock: Not yet, but they No, there are no government Government regulations: identification requirements may be in place in the next 2-5 regulations for traceability for apply to cattle, bison, sheep years (applies to movement my sector that I am aware of. Does your sector currently have and pigs; movement reporting reporting requirements for (not applicable) regulations in place for requirements currently only cattle, bison, sheep, goats, traceability? Or apply to the pig sector in cervids). I don’t know or I am not sure. Canada For Horticulture: Upcoming For Horticulture: Yes – applies regulations under the Safe to produce being shipped for Food For Canadians Act may export. impact fruit and vegetable sectors. For Grains and Oilseeds: Yes – for my Identity Preservation program
Section 2 - Assess your traceability drivers Traceability Drivers What are the drivers for implementing and improving your traceability system? Identifying the internal and external influences to your business with regards to traceability will help you to set goals and targets that lead to success. This section will help you identify which drivers are important for your business. Q# Question 3 2 1 Assessment Number Regulations 2.1 National/Provincial Government regulations: Does your sector currently have regulations in place for traceability? For Livestock: Yes – animal identification requirements apply to cattle, bison, sheep and pigs; movement reporting requirements currently only apply to the pig sector in Canada For Horticulture: Yes – applies to produce being shipped for export. For Grains and Oilseeds: Yes – for my Identity Preservation program For Livestock: Not yet, but they may be in place in the next 2-5 years (applies to movement reporting requirements for cattle, bison, sheep, goats, cervids). For Horticulture: Upcoming regulations under the Safe Food For Canadians Act may impact fruit and vegetable sectors. No, there are no government regulations for traceability for my sector that I am aware of. (not applicable) Or I don’t know or I am not sure.
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