feed safety

TEurope’s largest port in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, provides an example of how supply chain partners can collaborate to mitigate contamination risk in feed ingredients. Photo: Trouw Nutrition
11-06 | Article

Feed safety: Stopping Salmonella at the port

ASF and pig feed
04-06 | Expert opinion

ASF and pig feed, where do they interact?

Rostaom has 36 nuclear power plant units, at different stages of development, in 12 countries, excluding Russia. Photo: Rosatom
20-05 | Article

Russia mulls plans to use radiation on agricultural products

Minimising mycotoxins. Photo: R-Biopharm Rhône
18-05 | Article

Challenges in measuring and minimising mycotoxins

Webinar coming soon/on demand
28-01 | News

Coming soon: From feed to food webinar

Photo: Ronald Hissink
11-01 | Article

Viruses in animal feed need more attention

With silage-making going on until late in the night, make sure that all lights work properly. Photo: Bert Jansen
14-12-2020 | Article

Silage production: human safety issues

The aim of the proposed standard is to protect personnel from many of the hazards associated with feed mills. Photo: Jan Willem Schouten
07-12-2020 | Article

ISO/TC 293: international standards for feed equipment

Hazards for workers are directly linked to the chemical composition of an additive. Therefore, CLP regulation (Regulation UE 1272/2008 on Classification, Labelling and Packaging) requires companies to label their substances appropriately before placing them on the market. Photo: Misset
04-12-2020 | Article

Protecting workers from hazardous minerals




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