Livestock Supply & Market Guides
How Can Farmers Sell Their Livestock Directly to RLB?
Farmers and breeders may offer livestock to Regional Livestock Bridge for direct purchase or future supply planning. Submitting an offer does not mean RLB has agreed to buy the animals.
What to check before deciding
- Share farm location, contact details, animal type and breed, current head count and approximate live weights.
- Provide recent photos or video that show the real animals and explain when the images were taken.
- Say whether the animals are ready now, need fattening or will be available in a future month.
- Allow RLB or an authorized field coordinator to verify the batch before any confirmed purchase.
A common mistake
Do not sell the same reserved animals to multiple buyers after entering a binding agreement.
Three simple steps
- Write the animal type, quantity, weight and delivery location.
- Check real availability, health requirements, paperwork and written costs.
- Do not confirm a purchase or send money without clear agreed terms.
What to do next
Use the existing RLB partner application and wait for a written response confirming next steps.
Important: import rules, routes, veterinary conditions and prices can change. Check current official requirements and a shipment-specific written quotation before payment or shipping.
