GB Register of Feed Materials

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All information provided on this website is provided “as-seen” without warranty of any kind. Your access to and use of the information related to feed materials notified by feed business operators is at your sole risk. No warranty or representation is made, express or implied, that the information contained or referenced herein is accurate, current, or complete.

Furthermore, the developers and owners of this website shall not be liable in any manner whatsoever for direct, incidental, special, consequential or punitive damage resulting from the use of, or inability to use, any of the information contained or referenced in this website or any information that is provided through linked websites. The developers and owners of this website reserve their rights to remove non-compliant notifications.

Statement on the Safety of Feed Materials
The maintenance of a high level of protection of human and animal health is one of the key objectives of Assimilated Regulation (EC) No 178/2002. The GB Feed Material Register was established under Assimilated Regulation (EC) No 767/2009 as one of the measures for helping mitigate the safety risks associated with food and feed. The Register provides transparency on the feed materials placed on the market, but a listing in the Register should not be interpreted to mean that a product can be considered safe.
It remains the responsibility of the feed business operator (FBO) to ensure the safety of feed materials for the target animal, for consumers of animal products and for the environment.
FBOs should therefore, undertake the necessary steps to ensure the safety of feed materials placed on the market. Examples of these steps include, but are not limited to, introduction of Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP) plans, application of the principles of good hygiene and manufacturing practices, testing for the presence of manufacturing impurities or external contaminants at levels of potential toxicological concern and monitoring of the published literature for evidence of safety risks.
FBOs may find it helpful to review relevant legislation and the general guidance published by the UK Food Standards Agency (FSA), European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) and elsewhere when evaluating the safety of feed materials for the intended use.

Feed material name

Category :

Company’s name :

(placing the product on the market)

Registration number as UK based Feed Business Operator:

Address of the company :

Post code :

City :

Notifying Company’s name :

(if different from the one placing the product on the market)

Address of the notifying company :

Your first name :

Your last name :

Your email address :

Your phone number :

Type of feed material

(vegetable, mineral, animal)

100 characters remaining

Process from which the feed material results

250 characters remaining

Genuine name of the raw material the feed material is produced from

(e.g., wheat if the feed material is a co-product from wheat processing)

100 characters remaining

Main nutrients provided

(i.e., source of protein and/or fatty acids and/or calcium and/or carbohydrates, etc.) or carrier.

250 characters remaining

Classification check *

* Please check the status of your product via the FEFANA classification tool available at http://fefana.org (opens up in new tab) and upload the outcome of your check.
Only pdf files are accepted. Use preferably Google Chrome to produce the pdf report.
Please note that this classification tool is meant to help feed business operators establish the status of their product. However, the outcome of this check cannot be regarded by any means as a validation of the legal status of the product.

Attach other files :

By clicking on the “submit” button below, I have read and accepted all rules and recommendations laid down in the guide to notifier. I confirm that the product notified is a feed material in accordance with the EU guidelines for the distinction between feed materials, feed additives, biocidal products and veterinary medicinal products (EU Commission recommendation 2011/25) and is not a feed additive listed in the GB Register of Feed Additives. By clicking on the link below, I confirm the registration of the product in the GB Register of Feed Materials.

”Indicate the Type of feed material (vegetable, mineral, animal), the process from which the feed material results if relevant, the genuine name of the raw material the feed material is produced from (e.g. wheat if the feed material is a co-product from wheat processing) and the main nutrients provided (i.e. source of protein and/or fatty acids and/or calcium and/or carbohydrates, etc.) or carrier”