RFIDNews | BOS selected to track Israel's sheep and goats

Monday, May 10, 2010

The Israeli Ministry of Agriculture has elected Better Online Solutions as the sole supplier for a multi-year contract to supply electronic animal ID tags for the country’s sheep and goats.

The electronic tags will be used by the Ministry’s Veterinary Authority to track all of the country’s newborn sheep and goats and to optimize data collection for the processes for both the Authority and the animal owners.

The contract marks the second consecutive year BOS has been selected by the Israeli Ministry to supply electronic animal ID tags, bringing the total quantity ordered to date to over 1 million.

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BOS selected to track Israel's sheep and goats