Hinner Köster: Feed safety parameters as part of food safety is nowadays the highest priority when we evaluate feed quality. Nutritional, technical and emotional quality of feed used to be the highest priority and remains important for common industry policy, however, it is now of lesser importance then feed safety. Even developing countries are no longer isolated but part of a global world and are therefore partially regulated by universally established control systems at all stages of production and in all sectors of their industry.Read more...
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Products intended for
animal feed may contain undesirable substances that can endanger animal health
or – because of their presence in livestock products – human health or the
environment. The European Union recently adopted several directives to min...
01 may 2004
In April the European Commission adopted a proposal
for a new Regulation on hygiene requirements for animal feed. The aim is to
introduce rules on the production, transport, storage and handling of all types
of animal feed (including imported feed). ...
01 dec 2003
If you
believe dust is nothing more than a nuisance, think again. It can cause serious
respiratory health problems and risk of explosion. Worse still, high levels of
minerals and trace elements in premixes, not to mention medication premixes,
can be...
01 nov 2003
Many organic farms are dependent on
purchased feedstuffs. The nitrofuren scandal in
01 oct 2003
In assuring feed safety, no single generic
HACCP program is best for all feed mills, since each mill presents a unique
management situation. Some commonalities, however, exist in all feed mills.
01 oct 2003
Nutreco
introduced their NuTrace system for the agribusiness sector at AgriVision in
the Netherlands
01 aug 2003
European
compound feed manufacturers, united by Fefac, are looking had to create a
harmonised Quality-Assurance System at European level. A recently carried out
benchmark study compared GMP codes in eight EU countries. The outcome showed
that there ...
01 aug 2003
As we include more cereals in dry petfood,
the risk of mycotoxicoses in pet animals increases. Most obviously affected are
dogs and cats, but mainly because cases are identified. Unfortunately, this
problem cannot be contained solely by petfood manuf...
01 jun 2003
A new
European regulation reorganises official control on food and feed so as to
integrate controls at all stages of production and in all sectors, using
"the farm to fork" principle. The regulation will not only affect
control systems within the EU...
01 apr 2003
At "Forum 2002 – from Feed to
Food", managers of major animal feed manufacturers from all over Europe
got together with experts in politics, interested organisations and the
industry to discuss food safety and the new challenges facing producers of b...
01 mar 2003
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