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Colorado no longer requires import entry permit for GlobalVetLINK customers

2018-02-21 17:25:17| National Hog Farmer

In January of this year, the Colorado Department of Agriculture  Animal Health Division contacted GlobalVetLINK to inform the company that because of the migration of the GVL certificate of veterinary inspection data into the Colorado Department of

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