EU approves beta-carotene as feed additive
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Last Update: 2020-06-29
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Source: Internet
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The European Union (EU) Regulation 2015/1103 approves the use of beta-carotene as a feed additive for all animals, according to the EU website3SY
According to the latest regulations, beta-carotene is a "nutritional fortifier" and functionally falls into the category of "vitamins, vitamin stogens and well-defined substances with similar chemical properties"3SY
Products manufactured in accordance with applicable rules prior to July 29, 2015 and marked by January 29, 2016 may continue to be sold on the market and sold out of existing inventory3SY
According to the latest regulations, beta-carotene should be sold as a pre-mixed, for cattle substitute dairy products, the maximum recommended use of 50mg/kgThis Regulation shall take effect on the 20th day after its publication3SYThe European Union (EU) Regulation 2015/1103 approves the use of beta-carotene as a feed additive for all animals, according to the EU website3SY
According to the latest regulations, beta-carotene is a "nutritional fortifier" and functionally falls into the category of "vitamins, vitamin stogens and well-defined substances with similar chemical properties"3SY
Products manufactured in accordance with applicable rules prior to July 29, 2015 and marked by January 29, 2016 may continue to be sold on the market and sold out of existing inventory 3SY
According to the latest regulations, beta-carotene should be sold as a pre-mixed, for cattle substitute dairy products, the maximum recommended use of 50mg/kg This Regulation shall take effect on the 20th day after its publication 3SY
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