Feed and Food Safety
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Rwanda ends eight-year ban on South African meat, agricultural imports
The original restriction was introduced after a listeriosis outbreak in South Africa in 2017.
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Rangen becomes first U.S. feed mill to earn ASC Certification
ASC Feed Certification sets binding global requirements for the traceability and responsible sourcing of all feed ingredients.
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SGS urges vigilance on antibiotic residues in seafood
To help exporters navigate increasingly stringent regulations, SGS is providing expanded analytical capabilities across its global laboratory network.
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EFSA approves four new feed additives for use across animal species
The new authorisations should expand the toolbox for feed manufacturers, helping improve animal health, nutrition and production efficiency across the livestock and companion animal industries.
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DSM-Firmenich urges vigilance in vitamin D3 sourcing after China’s new safety standard
25-hydroxyvitamin D3, the ingredient in question, is a biologically active form of vitamin D3 commonly used as a feed additive.
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FAO, IFIF strengthen global collaboration on feed safety and innovation
The forum’s central theme revolved around innovation, regulatory convergence, and the shared responsibility of the public and private sectors to drive transformation across livestock value chains.
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SafeGrain launches next-generation RadarMax Sensor for precision grain level monitoring
With its advanced high-frequency radar signal, RadarMax excels at penetrating dust and vapor, ensuring dependable and precise level measurement.
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Alltech launches next-generation Mycosorb Evo range to combat multi-mycotoxin threat
In laboratory and field trials, the Evo technologies demonstrated twice the binding capacity for DON compared to previous generations.
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AI tool exposes aflatoxin threat in Africa’s maize
The new tool uses satellite data and artificial intelligence to create maps that predict contamination risk zones and has been trained on over a decade of maize samples.
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Bangladesh moves to revamp fisheries policy with chemical-free fish goal
Government officials say the new policy will prioritise stricter monitoring of hatcheries, prohibit low-quality feed, and strengthen laboratory testing to ensure food safety.
