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Manufactured stock food requirements

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Primefact Number: 318    Edition: First edition    Released/reviewed: 01 Dec 2006

The Stock Foods Act 1940 and the Stock Foods Regulation 2005 must be complied with by anyone who:

‘Manufactures or supplies any manufactured animal food material for use as a stock food or any food which is represented as being suitable for use as stock food.’

These requirements apply to all stock foods, both at wholesale and retail level. This Primefact looks at:

  • general requirements;
  • labelling requirements;
  • medicated stock foods;
  • residues and contaminants;
  • meat meal (restricted animal material) in stock foods for ruminants;
  • repacking of stock foods;
  • inspections;
  • quality assurance in stock feed manufacture.
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