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Selling of eggs

PASA BULLETIN 25 September 2024: Statement from PASA relating to the sales of eggs and ramifications thereoff. PASA would like to refer its members to our Code of Good Conduct and specifically warn against any activities that are illegal, in whatever shape or form. https://pvsa.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/Bulletin_-_diefstal_eiers-11.pdf https://pvsa.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/PASA-Bulletin-25-September-2024-Egg-sales.pdf PASA distances itself from any activity that contravene domestic […]

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PASA CODE OF CONDUCT

PASA Members are bound to the Code of Conduct as set out hereunder: 1. Record Keeping An accurate record of the following must be kept: 2. Hygiene 3. Legislative requirement 4. General Code of Conduct vs Code of Ethics Code of Conduct and a Code of Ethics are both sets of guidelines that outline expected

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CITES/CIPS application

Contact details for the provinces: It is important to know only online CIPS CITES Commercial and Non Commercial registration applications will be accepted. No hard copy application will furthermore be accepted. You are requested to please register on CIPS. With effect of 1 Jan 25 only online permit applications will be accepted. Lastly you are welcome to

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CIPS Cites Registration

NEEM KENNIS: Dit is belangrik om te weet CITES 1 Kommersiële en Nie Kommersiële registrasie aansoeke, moet slegs aanlyn op CIPS gedoen word. Geen harde kopie aansoeke sal verder aanvaar word nie. Laastens is julle welkom om op die e-services webblad te registreer https://www.eservices.gov.za/ (by Environment) Kyk op https://youtu.be/CxxUXRNaVJU?feature=sharedse hoe om te registreer. Wat meer

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Invasive species compliance

What does the law state? Rose-ringed parakeets are listed as Category 2 – captive birds require a permit. Feral or escaped birds revert to Category 1b. “Any person undertaking rose-ringed parakeet breeding registered with the relevant industry Association is exempted from requiring a permit for all restricted activities, provided such Association is in possession of

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