Illinois HB2627 mandates licensing for mink facilities, requiring annual inspections, disease testing, and public reporting to prevent the spread of.
HB2627, known as the Mink Facility Disease Prevention Act, requires individuals or entities breeding, possessing, or intending to breed or possess mink for commerce to obtain a license from the Illinois Department of Public Health. The bill mandates annual license applications, including details on facility operations, mink population, and worker information. Licensees must arrange for weekly testing of mink and workers for SARS-CoV-2, Influenza A virus subtype H5N1, and other harmful viruses.
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