Whole bone meal feed banned in Colombia

Introduction: Colombia prohibits the use of whole bone meal feed in the feed of ruminant mammals Legislation enacted in March added new requirements for feed producers to effectively ban mad cow disease from entering Colombia and set up some preventive barriers to beef imports In order to avoid pollution, before starting to produce any batch of ruminant mammal feed or additives, the manufacturer must follow and record relevant cleaning and disinfection measures, and conduct feed production according to GMP requirements All whole bone meal feeds, ruminant mammal products and feeds containing these substances must be stored separately from other raw materials and feed additives All recycled packaging involving these products is also prohibited At the same time, feed producers are also required to make records of production and storage, as well as the distribution procedures of whole bone meal feed Meanwhile, the processing and distribution of these items should be registered, and all these records should be kept for at least 8 years With new regulations, producers of whole bone meal feeds and ruminant mammal products must label their products as prohibited for ruminant mammal feed The Colombian government has also ordered the slaughter of cattle imported from Europe confirmed to have mad cow disease (author:) share to feed Weibo share to: