Animal Feed Regulations & Safety: Page 17

Feed Additives
European feed producers raise concerns over proposed lysine import tariff
After an investigation into the market for lysine in livestock feeds in Europe, authorities have declared Chinese product is being dumped on the market. A high level of import tariff is proposed, which threatens to damage EU feed and livestock producers.
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Animal Feed Regulations & Safety
How feed mills could be affected by growing PFAS regulation
The class of contaminants known as “forever chemicals” has been detected in milk and meat products, leading to scrutiny of animal feed.
Meat Milk Eggs
Regulatory Updates
US Department of Agriculture announces senior staff position appointees
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has named following individuals for senior staff positions in Washington, D.C.
Regulatory Updates
AAFCO approves new regulatory pathway for animal food ingredients
Association membership formally approves proposal from Kansas State University Olathe.
The new ingredient approval pathway will include a scientific review panel comprised of subject matter experts from universities across the U.S. and independent consultants to provide diversity and representation of all animal species.
Animal Feed Additives & Ingredients
New detection method allows study of microplastics in farmed insects
The discovery moves researchers one step closer to determining whether insects reared on food waste can be fed to animals, scientists say.
Microplastics
Animal Health & Veterinary
Study casts doubt on efficacy of ingredient holding times for ASF
University of Minnesota researchers see 'no appreciable decline' of virus in feed after 120-day holding period.
African Swine Fever Virus
Regulatory Updates
AFIA responds to new animal food ingredient review framework
American Feed Industry Association welcomes Guidance for Industry 294, replacing former FDA-AAFCO pathway.
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Animal Feed Regulations & Safety
New Salmonella framework is coming. Are you ready?
A panel of experts will discuss developments in Salmonella monitoring and control in meat birds at IPPE 2025.
The proposed Salmonella framework for raw poultry products would classify some Salmonella serotypes as adulterants if found on ready-to-cook chicken products and ground turkey.
Biosecurity
Beagle Brigade Act signed into law
President Joe Biden signed the Beagle Brigade Act of 2023 into law on December 23, permanently authorizing the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) National Detector Dog Training Center in Newnan, Georgia.
Beagle Airport
Biosecurity
Minnesota, Texas partner on biosecurity video series
Minnesota and Texas have partnered on a series of videos that focus on farm biosecurity, covering planning, disease outbreak prevention strategies, concerns for small-scale farms, emergency preparedness and more.
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Animal Feed Regulations & Safety
EU member states endorse updated green feed labeling code
The European Commission’s standing committee on plants, animals, food and feed (SCoPAFF) on animal nutrition officially endorsed the upgraded Copa-Cogeca and FEFAC Code of Good Labelling Practices for compound feed.
African Swine Fever
K-State researchers develop tests to detect ASF on surfaces
Kansas State University researchers have published the findings of a study that looks at a seemingly simple way to add another layer of protection for the U.S. swine industry against African swine fever.
Gauze Pad
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