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The Food Standards Agency have advised that the list of products classed as high-risk food and feed of non-animal origin (HRFNAO) will be amended from 18th December 2024. Visit our website to see a summary of the intended changes. https://lnkd.in/gXjbHsuE #HRFNAO #DPHA #Biosecurity #Importedfood #DoverBCP

🔍 Quality at Josera - more than just a word! At Josera, quality is more than just a word - it is part of our brand DNA. Every day, we work passionately to develop, produce and market species-appropriate pet food that we truly believe in. And without genetic engineering, animal testing or artificial additives in a responsible way that benefits our beloved animals. Only the best for our pets: High-quality pet food is not just a question of taste, but also of digestibility. That's why our high-quality recipes are developed by a dedicated team of nutritionists, vets and agronomists who keep up to date with the latest findings of renowned animal nutritionists. This is how we ensure that we provide the best possible nutrition for our pets. Focus on compatibility: As true animal lovers, we know that only the best is good enough for our four-legged friends. That's why we attach great importance to compatibility and acceptance and offer a wide range of species-appropriate and carefully balanced recipes. We take care of pets with special needs and help with allergies and intolerances with our high-quality solutions.🐶🐱 #josera #joserapetfood #petfoodwithpassion #quality #petfood

From 18th December 2024, new rules for high-risk food and feed of non-animal origin (HRFNAO) imports to Great Britain come into effect. Ensure compliance with updated health check and documentation requirements. Learn more at: https://ow.ly/hGuI50UlAia #ImportRegulations #HRFNAO #FoodSafety

Did you know that bromine, along with its ions bromate and bromide, plays a significant role in the composition of animal feed? Did you know that the effects of bromine compounds on animal and human health have not been fully understood until recent studies? In 2023 our team embarked a project with European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) and performed a comprehensive systematic review (SR) on this topic, providing valuable insights for future risk assessments and regulatory measures. During last month, European Food Safety Authority (EFSA)’s Methodology and Scientific Support Unit (MESE) launched a scientific consultation titled "Draft Scientific Opinion on the Risks to Human and Animal Health from the Presence of Bromide in Food and Feed", which will remain open until 6 September 2024, to gather comments and opinions from stakeholders on the topic. You will find more details in our last article at the following link. https://lnkd.in/dAs-XR5B #Bromine #FoodSafety #AnimalFeed #RiskAssessment #LiteratureSearch #SystematicReview #ScientificConsultations

Important update regarding high-risk food and feed of non-animal origin (HRFNAO) imports into Great Britain! Starting from 7th March 2024, there will be amendments to the current list of HRFNAO. New legislation will redefine which non-animal origin food and feed are classified as high-risk, necessitating health checks upon importation. To ensure compliance, importers and agents are urged to review the upcoming changes and ensure the accuracy of documentation for their consignments. Get all the details and stay informed: https://lnkd.in/ehc27kbV #ImportRegulations #FoodSafety #ImportCompliance #GBImports #RegulatoryUpdate

Today AAFCO shares that its longstanding Memorandum of Understanding with FDA will end on October 1, 2024. Austin Therrell shared, “I believe the AAFCO ingredient definition process has been a shining example of successful collaboration and partnership between states and the federal government. Although we are disappointed that the MOU is not being renewed, we are committed to being a conduit between the FDA and state regulatory programs, and to our work to provide standardization to the animal food industry.” Read the full article here: https://bit.ly/46u70vO #petfood #petfoodindustry #animalfeed #animalnutrition

Fowl paratyphoid, also known as avian salmonellosis, is a significant concern in the poultry industry, affecting domestic fowl and various other avian and mammalian species. This acute or chronic disease is caused by certain motile Salmonella serotypes that are not host-specific, meaning they can infect a wide range of animals. https://lnkd.in/drGuCvH3

Curious about the future of pet food? Wonder how it's getting closer to the standards of human food? Olivera Djuragic, Head of the Research Center for Feed Technology, Quality, and Safety at the Institute of Food Technology - FINS in Novi Sad, will dive deep into the fascinating world of pet food innovation at her lecture: "Pet food industry: getting closer to human food" 🗓 Date: October 17th 🎤 Speaker: Olivera Djuragic 📍 Event: FoodTech2024 Whether you're a pet owner, industry professional, or simply passionate about animal nutrition, this is a talk you won’t want to miss! #FoodTech2024 #PetFoodRevolution #AnimalNutrition #PetCare #PetFoodIndustry

Great discussion today at #AAFCO on the next steps following this important announcement!

GalliPro® Fit is a triple-strain poultry probiotic that supports normal gut functions and pre-harvest food safety. Daily feeding of GalliPro® Fit to commercial broilers can be beneficial when challenged with pre-harvest food safety. In a trial where commercial broilers were challenged with multiple factors, the GalliPro® Fit-treated groups had a higher body weight and better feed conversion ratio versus the control. To learn more about the trial and the effect of GalliPro® Fit, contact: 🙋🏻♀️ Lené van der Walt 📞060 542 1769 📧 lene@envarto.co.za #AnimalHealth #AnimalNutrition #Probiotics #GoodBacteria #GutHealth #SafeFeed #SafeFood #ScienceBased #ResearchProven Chr. Hansen Novonesis Animal Health & Nutrition