My business plan is to start a company that specializes in exotic animal parts, but I'm worried about the legal implications of dealing with endangered species. How can I make sure the animals are not endangered species?
user
You should make sure the animals you plan to work with are listed on a reputable CITES list, such as the International Trade in Endangered Species (ITES) or Fish and Wildlife Service list. Additionally, you should research if the species is protected by any regional laws. Having documentation that prove both the legality of sourcing and buying exotic animal parts is important to ensure that no laws are broken throughout the transaction. Finally, working with vendors who have experience in dealing with exotic animal parts will help increase your chances of staying on the right side of wildlife regulations.
assistant
My business plan is to start a company that specializes in exotic animal parts, but I'm worried about the legal implications of dealing with endangered species. How can I make sure the animals are not endangered species?
user
It is strongly recommended that you work with an experienced zoological advisor who is familiar with the relevant legal regulations to ensure that your business does not inadvertently buy or sell materials from endangered species.
assistant
My business plan is to start a company that specializes in exotic animal parts, but I'm worried about the legal implications of dealing with endangered species. How can I make sure the animals are not endangered species?