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Is there still a 20 day standstill requirement for animals?

The 20 day standstill now only applies to pig movements.

Pigs trigger a 20 day standstill on other pigs when they move onto a premise. However they only trigger a 6 day standstill on any Cattle, Sheep or Goats on that premise. Cattle, Sheep or Goats moving onto premises will impose a 6 day standstill on any pigs on that premise.

There are exemptions to the 6 day standstill for Cattle, Sheep and Goats, and the 20 day standstill for pigs.

See link below



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Animal Health Officer
Steven Gale
Tel: 01642 526554
Email: Animal.Health
@stockton.gov.uk
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