Animal Feeding Stuffs Legislation of the UK (eBook)
144 Seiten
Elsevier Science (Verlag)
978-1-4831-6544-8 (ISBN)
This guide is comprised of nine chapters and begins with an overview of UK laws governing the manufacture and supply of animal feeding stuffs, including Agriculture Act 1970 Part IV, Medicines Act 1968 and Regulations made under it, and Animal Health and Welfare Act 1984. The next chapter presents a definition of terms, including those applied to animals with respect to the UK feed regulations. The reader is then introduced to statutory statements for raw material or straight feeding stuff; compound feeding stuffs; and additives and premixtures. This book also considers the registration system for manufacturers and qualifying on-farm mixers, along with licensing requirements for products to be used in feeds. The final chapter is devoted to statutory requirements for sampling and analysis of animal feeding stuffs.
This monograph will be a helpful and authoritative resource for feed manufacturers, raw materials suppliers, technical advisors, enforcement agencies, and students of feed and livestock production.
Animal Feeding Stuffs Legislation of the UK: A Concise Guide offers a guide to legislation governing the production, sale, and distribution of animal feeding stuffs in the UK. Individual statutory instruments are discussed and categorized according to their relevance to raw materials, straight feeding stuffs, compound feeds, medicated feeds, and additives. Sampling, the rights of inspectors under different acts and regulations, codes of practice, and labeling requirements are also considered. This guide is comprised of nine chapters and begins with an overview of UK laws governing the manufacture and supply of animal feeding stuffs, including Agriculture Act 1970 Part IV, Medicines Act 1968 and Regulations made under it, and Animal Health and Welfare Act 1984. The next chapter presents a definition of terms, including those applied to animals with respect to the UK feed regulations. The reader is then introduced to statutory statements for raw material or straight feeding stuff; compound feeding stuffs; and additives and premixtures. This book also considers the registration system for manufacturers and qualifying on-farm mixers, along with licensing requirements for products to be used in feeds. The final chapter is devoted to statutory requirements for sampling and analysis of animal feeding stuffs. This monograph will be a helpful and authoritative resource for feed manufacturers, raw materials suppliers, technical advisors, enforcement agencies, and students of feed and livestock production.
Front Cover 1
Animal Feeding Stuffs Legislation of the UK: A Concise Guide 4
Copyright Page 5
Table of Contents 8
Preface 6
Chapter 1. Introduction 10
Chapter 2. UK Animal feeding stuffs law 11
Chapter 3. Acts 13
3.1 Agriculture Act 1970 Part IV 13
3.2 Medicines Act 1968 16
3.3 Animal Health and Welfare Act 1984 17
3.4 Regulations under the Medicines Act 17
Chapter 4. Definitions 22
4.1 Animals 22
4.2 Description of material 22
4.3 Terms used under Agriculture Act Regulations 22
4.4 Terms used under Medicines Act Regulations 24
Chapter 5. Raw materials and straights 25
5.1 General form of the statutory statements 25
5.2 Undesirable substances 26
5.3 Limits of variation (tolerances) 29
5.4 Names, descriptions and declarations 31
5.5 Controls on certain protein sources 56
Chapter 6. Compound feeding stuffs 66
6.1 General form of the statutory statements under the Agriculture Act 1970 and its Regulations 66
6.2 Packaging 67
6.3 Moisture in certain compound feeding stuffs 68
6.4 Statutory declarations 68
6.5 Molassed feeding stuffs 70
6.6 Mineral feeding stuffs 70
6.7 Undesirable substances 71
6.8 Non-medicinal additives in compound feeding stuffs 75
6.9 Medicated compound animal feeding stuffs 86
6.10 Prescription only medicines in feeds – special provisions and the written veterinary direction 94
6.11 Limits of variation (tolerances) – nutrients, additives and medicinal products 98
Chapter 7. Additives and premixtures 103
7.1 General form of the statutory statements 103
7.2 Controls and labelling 103
7.3 Packaging 105
Chapter 8. Registration of manufacturers 107
8.1 Registered manufacturers—Register A 107
8.2 Notified manufacturers—Register B 110
Chapter 9. Sampling and analyses 111
9.1 Sampling 111
9.2 Inspectors' rights 112
9.3 Informal samples 113
9.4 Purchasers' rights 113
9.5 Analysis 114
Appendix 1: Specimen labels 115
Appendix 2: Current proposals 124
1. Declaration of metabolisable energy in poultry feeds 124
2. Anatoxin in raw materials 125
3. Recommended standard withdrawal periods for medicated feeding stuffs 126
4. European feed label 126
5. Bentonite and Montmorrillonite 127
6. Cadmium 127
7. Iron in Milk replacer feeds 127
Appendix 3: Codes of practice for medicated feeds 128
Introduction 128
Procedure 128
A Code of practice for registered manufacturers of medicated animal feeding stuffs–Register A 128
B Code of practice for notified manufacturers of medicated animal feeding stuffs–Register B 134
Index 142
Erscheint lt. Verlag | 22.10.2013 |
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Sprache | englisch |
Themenwelt | Naturwissenschaften ► Biologie |
Recht / Steuern ► EU / Internationales Recht | |
Recht / Steuern ► Öffentliches Recht | |
Technik | |
ISBN-10 | 1-4831-6544-2 / 1483165442 |
ISBN-13 | 978-1-4831-6544-8 / 9781483165448 |
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