§ 10724 Swine Health Certificate Requirements
This law requires that a health certificate for pigs being transported into California be kept with the driver's paperwork and that duplicate copies be sent ahead to the state animal health officials before the animals arrive.
A farmer in Arizona ships a truckload of pigs to a market in California.
The farmer must keep the original health certificate attached to the waybill in the truck. Before the pigs arrive, the farmer must also mail a copy of the certificate to the California Department of Food and Agriculture's Division of Animal Industry in Sacramento and another copy to the state veterinarian in Arizona. This ensures the receiving state has the health information before the animals get there.
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§ 10724 Swine Health Certificate Requirements
Last verified: January 10, 2026