The US Animal Plant Health Inspection Service, part of the US Department of Agriculture, focuses on safeguarding American agriculture and natural resources. Their areas of focus include animal care, biotechnology regulations, international services, plant protection, veterinary services, and wildlife services.
The agency plays a critical role in ensuring the health and value of American agriculture by managing and regulating various aspects such as pet travel requirements, plant health, pest and disease management, and wildlife damage prevention. They also work on funding programs related to chronic wasting disease, animal disease response, plant pest management, and antimicrobial resistance.
With a mission to protect the agricultural sector, the US Animal Plant Health Inspection Service implements biosecurity measures to defend against diseases, partners with other countries to prevent the spread of pests, and provides resources for the industry to stay informed on issues like avian influenza and plant health risks.
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