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European feed industry anticipates new feed hygiene legislation
European feed industry anticipates new feed hygiene legislation
Feed is often seen as the weakest link in the food chain. The European feed industry, united in Fefac, has been working on a code to ensure safer feed for many years. In a Fefac/Taiex seminar* in Bratislava, Slovak Republic Fefac president Martin Tielen outlined what has been achieved so far in feed safety regulations in Europe and what resulted in a European Feed Manufacturers Code, established in December 2004.
Fefac annual meeting: Focus on positive impact of feed, not on risks
Fefac annual meeting: Focus on positive impact of feed, not on risks
In an attempt to meet a new EU regulation on feed safety that comes into effect next year, European feed manufacturers gathered in Brussels early June. The focus of their 48th Annual General Meeting was on identifying ways to improve the nutritional content of products of animal origin and the feeding strategies used by the EU farmers.
Illegal use of beta-agonist in pig feed
Illegal use of beta-agonist in pig feed

Many Malasian pig farmers are suspected of using the banned drug beta-agonist in their pig feed. Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Chua Soi Lek therefore urged consumers to be patient until the authorities complete their checks on pig farmers and pork sellers. 

Thailand allows unlimited soybean imports
Thailand allows unlimited soybean imports
Animal feed and livestock associations in Thailand will be allowed to import unlimited amounts of soybean meal from World Trade Organisation (WTO) member countries in 2007.
Feed additive overview for Australia and NZ
Feed additive overview for Australia and NZ

The need for feed additives is related to animal feed production and therefore the consistent demand for meat and dairy products is expected to drive growth of this market in Australia and New Zealand.

Contaminated feed affects 10,000 cattle in Canada
Contaminated feed affects 10,000 cattle in Canada
According to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, 10,000 cattle in Ontario and Quebec have consumed feed, used on 113 farms, containing traces of animal byproducts.
Belgium code for using chemicals in food and feed
Belgium code for using chemicals in food and feed

The Federation of the Belgium Chemical Industries (Fedichem), the Federation for the Food industry (Fevia) and the cooperative of the Belgium feed producers (Bemefa) have developed a code of conduct regarding the use of chemicals in food and feed. This code was established in close cooperation with the Belgium Food Agency (FAVV).

8th BSE case in Canada is feed-related
8th BSE case in Canada is feed-related

The eighth case of BSE, found on August 9 on a commercial beef cow on a farm in northern Alberta, Canada was most likely caused by feed ingredients, according to investigation of the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA).

High aflatoxin levels found in bird feed
High aflatoxin levels found in bird feed

Wild bird feed was found to be the most contaminated with mycotoxins among different types of pet foods in several surveys.

EurepGAP recognizes first compound feed manufacturer schemes
EurepGAP recognizes first compound feed manufacturer schemes
EurepGAP achieved further milestone toward livestock farm assurance certification and approved Compound Feed Manufacture (CFM) schemes.

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