APHIS Information Collection on Privately Owned Ruminant Quarantine Facilities
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APHIS plans to revise and extend an existing information collection tied to federal standards for privately owned quarantine facilities that handle imported ruminants. The notice does not change the quarantine rules themselves; it asks for public comment on the paperwork and reporting requirements linked to those rules. Businesses that operate or plan to operate private quarantine facilities for cattle, sheep, goats, or other ruminants should review the request. Comments are due by July 21, 2026, especially on whether the information collection is necessary, accurate, and practical.
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Key Changes
- APHIS is seeking approval to revise and extend an existing information collection.
- The information collection relates to standards for privately owned quarantine facilities for ruminants.
- Public comments are invited through July 21, 2026.