Recycled cooking oils - their use in pig feed
Primefact Number: 978 Edition: First edition Released/reviewed: Dec 2009
Vegetable oil and tallow are often used as both an energy source in pig diets and as a means of suppressing dust levels in the feed.
Sometimes the oil and tallow used is recycled product from deep fryers located in restaurants and food industry outlets.
With the increasing demand for traceability and quality assurance in food supply chains it is important that farmers obtain their recycled cooking oils from reliable sources.
Topics covered in this Primefact include:
- Definition
- Swill feeding regulations
- Avoiding problems
- Testing and labelling of recycled cooking oils
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