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1. Health - It is the basic endeavor of every livestock exporter to attempt to comply with the accepted health standards of the importing country.
2. Laws - To the best of the exporter's knowledge, he will abide by the applicable laws of the United States and the importing country.
3. Transportation - The exporter will strive to transport the livestock in a safe, humane, economically efficient manner.
4. Advice - It is the moral obligation of the exporter to attempt to consult and advise the buyer to select the correct product that fits its ultimate need.
5. Humane Consideration - The exporter will strive to handle all livestock in a humane manner.
1. Preparation - The buyer should prepare to properly receive the imported animals including but not limited to:
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Arrangement for quick customs clearance into the country.
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Proper unloading facilities.
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Cleaned and disinfected transporting facilities.
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Transport and handle humanely.
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Clean and disinfected quarantine facilities with no exposure to other animals. Facility should be designed for livestock comfort.
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Provide proper veterinary and preventative care as well as adequate nutrition.
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Provide proper segregation by sizes, sex or whatever else is necessary.
2. Reduce Stress - The goal of the buyer should be to reduce stress and aid in the adaptation of the new environment.
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