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Livestock

Cattle

Live Sheep & Goats

Horse Breeding

shipping documents

  • Bill of Lading
  • Certificate of origin
  • Veterinary certificate (that prove and shows that the livestock exported are free from harmful radiation)
  • And all certificates which are needed in the port of discharge
Our group is specialized in collecting of LIVESTOCK, with pre-selection and quality control, according to requirements of the purchaser; maintenance of the animals up to delivery, ensuring all veterinary procedures, sanitary quarantine etc., as well as customs procedures, performing of all certificates and documents required for export, and facilitating transport operations of LIVESTOCK.

All the animals are in the best conditions, registered in the herd book (official state Animal Identification and Traceability System — SITA) and have an ear-tag.

Our animal are free from parasite and other disease, current on vaccination and regularly vet checked by our qualify veterinary.

All weights are available

We can supply any required quantity

Competitive prices

All relevant certificates available


Livestock will be transported by trucks from the farm to sea port then by vessel or by trucks to the airport to delivery by AIRCRAFT, or by trucks to any country. All the animals are perfectly healthy, groomed, well fed with quality natural food, cheerful and eager to travel overseas.

Delivery time: up to ~ 30 days (sanitary quarantine legally required, after Contract and Order signed, the first installment paid). Delivery time can be shortened, because some animals are already in quarantine. On request, it is considered that we could to speed up delivery.

After good collaboration order and solving all technical issues, we will be able to ensure stable supplies with periodicity 1 shipment every 2-3 weeks.

To give the last price we need the following information: Quantity - Weight - Age - The Destination Port). Buyers are welcome to visit the farm to sign original contract at any time.

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