What Will be the Identification Requirements for Animals Entering the United States from Other Countries?
A. Live animals imported into the United States will require identification levels equivalent to what is required of producers in the United States for interstate movement. Imported animals will be identified by their country of origin and will be tracked the same as domestic animals. The country of origin identification will be considered official in the United States, and the animals will not need to be re-identified.
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