LIGJI NR.2004/33 PËR BLEGTORINË E KOSOVËS | 2004/33 — Kosovo law | Esheria

LIGJI NR.2004/33 PËR BLEGTORINË E KOSOVËS

This preamble says the law on livestock in Kosovo is enacted to regulate animal husbandry, trade in animal feed and additives, product quality classification, and zootechnical standards.

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Jurisdiction
Kosovo
Instrument
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Citation
2004/33
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Language
sq
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This preamble says the law on livestock in Kosovo is enacted to regulate animal husbandry, trade in animal feed and additives, product quality classification, and zootechnical standards. This article says the law covers pet animal breeding, the creation of the Kosovo Pet Animal Breeding Center, pet food, quality standards for classifying and categorizing farm-produced livestock products sold to processing industry, and zootechnical standards for raising pet animals. This article defines key terms used in the law. This article states the law’s purpose: to support livestock breeding and productivity, protect native breeds, regulate animal feed and related standards, and set minimum criteria for animal housing and facilities to protect animal welfare and reduce environmental impact. This article says animal breeding is organized through herdbooks, breeding records, performance notes, and lab-based evaluation, and that pedigree and breeding value are shown in the breeding certificate.