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What is the USDA guideline 1116?

USDA APHIS National Import and Export Service (NIES) Guideline #1116 has been modified to allow importation of inactivated and non-pathogenic microorganisms and extracted genomic material without a permit. The guideline was issues on March, 10, 2014 and is effective beginning March 17, 2014.

How does APHIS relate to Animal production?

APHIS regulates the import and interstate transport of organisms and vectors of pathogenic diseases of livestock and poultry.

What is APHIS stand for?

Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS)

Who needs an APHIS permit?

A VS Form 16-6A United States Veterinary Permit for Importation and Transportation of Controlled Materials and Organisms and Vectors (usually referred to simply as a VS 16-6) is the actual permit that is issued to the permittee for import or transport of the regulated material.

Do I need an USDA import permit?

A USDA permit is required for any microorganism that is known to cause infectious, contagious, or communicable diseases of livestock or poultry. However, non-pathogenic bacteria, viruses, algae, or yeast (fungi) may be imported into the country without USDA veterinary restrictions.