Anyone NPIP?

[Jmiller89]

Hi question for anyone that is NPIP. I have an order to ship into Massachusetts, online says authorization or permit required. Is this accurate? What have you needed to ship into that state? State representatives have not gotten back to me…

 

[Auntiejessi3]

The way I understand it is that you have to be NPIP certified to ship out of state

 

[Jmiller89]

The way I understand it is that you have to be NPIP certified to ship out of state

Yes, I am but each state has their own rules. Some need extra papers and/or signatures. If they could all decide on one set of rules it would make my life much easier

 

[Auntiejessi3]

Yes, I am but each state has their own rules. Some need extra papers and/or signatures. If they could all decide on one set of rules it would make my life much easier

Oh ok, I don't know then

 

[EggSighted4Life]

Yes, I am but each state has their own rules. Some need extra papers and/or signatures. If they could all decide on one set of rules it would make my life much easier

Quote taken from following link..

1. Proof of a National Poultry Plan (NPIP) approved negative test for salmonella pullorum-typhoid
2. A NPIP/Veterinary Services (VS) 9-3 form, issued by the state of origin.

Day old chicks and hatching eggs must originate from flocks that are NPIP salmonella pullorum-typhoid negative and be accompanied by an NPIP/ VS 9-3 form issued by the state of origin.

https://www.mass.gov/info-details/importing-and-exporting-livestock#:~:text=No person shall import into,which meet, and such baby

 

[TenTimes]

Yes, I am but each state has their own rules. Some need extra papers and/or signatures. If they could all decide on one set of rules it would make my life much easier

Oh, believe me, I know how much NPIP sucks. You are right.

 

[cmfarm]

I know right now it Texas you have to jump through hoops to ship adult birds. You probably need a special permit to ship to them.