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The document is a Health Certificate for bones and bone products, as well as horns and hoof products, certifying that these items are derived from healthy animals and have undergone specific processing methods to ensure they are not intended for human or animal consumption. It includes details about the country of origin, production establishment, product nature, processing conditions, and requires a USDA Veterinary Seal for validity.

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What is the primary job of APHIS?

APHIS is a multi-faceted agency with a broad mission area that includes protecting and promoting U.S. agricultural health, regulating genetically engineered organisms, administering the Animal Welfare Act, and managing wildlife damage.

What is the main purpose of APHIS?

For nearly 50 years, APHIS has been protecting the health and value of Americas agricultural and natural resources. Its a vital mission: Healthy and profitable American agriculture provides food and clothing for countless people worldwide and is a key pillar of our economy.

What is the Aphis Cattle Health Program?

APHIS protects U.S. cattle and bison from a range of diseases. These include foreign, emerging, and re-emerging diseases. We monitor for these diseases, detect and respond to outbreaks, and manage national programs to control or eliminate them within our Nations herd.

Who needs an APHIS permit?

Why should you know or care about APHIS permits? It is necessary to obtain APHIS--PPQ permits for the importation, transit, domestic movement, and environmental release of Organisms that impact plants, and the importation and transit of Plants and Plant Products.[1].

What operations or resources does APHIS regulate?

Priorities. We regulate the importation, interstate movement, or environmental release of certain organisms developed using genetic engineering that may pose a plant pest risk. Learn more about permitting requirements and our regulatory process.