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BRC Section 4.12.2 food for animal feed

Started by , Oct 30 2013 11:11 AM
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Hi Everyone,

 

hoping you can help! this section states that food for animal feed must be managed in accordance with relevant legislative requirements.

 

what are these requirements?

 

we are a confectionery business and we provide food waste for animal feed.

 

can anyone advise how we comply?

 

thanks

 

Kirsty

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Well you need to be registered with DEFRA, as does the person who is taking away your waste

 

The legislative requirement is Animal by-Products (Enforcement) (England) Regulations 2011

 

can be found here

http://www.defra.gov...se-control/abp/

 

Caz x

I am the Food Safety and Quality manager for a bakery in the US.  We also send all of our food waste to a company that makes animal feed, but this is the first time I have heard of any type of registration requirement.  Is this required in the US? 

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