We did not receive any submissions on the amendments to Chapter F of the Animal Products Notice: Production, Supply and Processing proposed under this consultation. These amendments have been included in the overall update of the Notice.
For the updated Notice and a summary of submissions received during consultation, go to Proposed amendments to the Animal Products Notice: Production, Supply and Processing
New Zealand Food Safety consulted on additional proposed amendments to Chapter F of the Animal Products Notice: Production, Supply and Processing (the PSP Notice). These proposed changes included updates to clarify rules and align terminology.
Consultation on the proposed amendments closed 6 January 2025.
The PSP Notice specifies requirements for animal product businesses and recognised agencies and persons of these businesses under the Animal Products Act 1999.
This consultation proposed amendments to the clauses under Chapter F – Red Meat.
These amendments were additional to the amendments proposed in the consultation on the PSP Notice that closed on Tuesday 10 December 2024.
Other proposed amendments to the Animal Products Notice: Production, Supply and Processing
Proposed amendments to Chapter F (red meat) of the Animal Products Notice: Production, Supply and Processing [PDF, 384 KB]
In the draft PSP Notice, the amendments that were proposed in this consultation were highlighted in green to distinguish them from the amendments proposed in the other consultation, which were highlighted in yellow.
Draft proposed amendments to the Animal Products Notice: Production Supply and Processing [PDF, 326 KB]
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