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Here is a forum form our Portuguese community, generated by Osvaldo Pedrosa from Brazil:
Dear all,
I wonder if there is some experience in traceability especially cocoa and coffee...
Traceability process cocoa and coffee...is like any other type of grain bagging: harvest, batch, packing, packaging??
Osvaldo ...
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Here is an interesting forum from aour Spanish community, generated by Enrique Santos from Mexico:
What are the steps for a company to implement a traceability system according to regulations?? How can we do this in order for the system to bring an advantage in the know-how of the company?
Regards
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Dear users,
Here is an interesting forum from our Spanish community, from Juan Lemos from Colombia:
Once I use the traceability software in my company, do I need someone to certify that my process is OK?
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Dear users,
Here´s a forum from our Spanish community, from Pedro Valdez from Chile:
Good morning,
I have need information to develop traceability from incoming material to final product.
I have encountered the problem of mixed lots in grain silos.
Does anyone have implemented a traceability system for the manufacture of feed?
Thank you very much.
Pedro ...
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Natural clays are crystalline alumino-silicates characterized by their ably to exchange cations without major changes in structure. Zeolite and bentonite are the most common natural clays wed in rabbi production. Natural clays can be used as feed binders hi feed manufacturing. Natural clays can adsorb toxic products of digestion and decrease the accumulation of toxic substance in rabbit tissues, thus decreasing the incidence of internal disorders....
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FEFANA (EU Feed Additives and Premixtures Association) in partnership with its French platform SYNPA (Syndicat national des producteurs d'additifs et d'ingrédients de la chaîne alimentaire) recently held a press conference about probiotics as feed additives at the Maison de la Meunerie in Paris. This meeting was an opportunity to focus on the evolution of the European regulations concerning feed additives and more particularly probiotics....
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HELP!!!
URGENT!!!
would anybody so kind to help me to find the the article How to analyze soya beans meal in English
A lot thanks in advance
ibrahim ...
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Agricultural production and the feed industry continue to suffer from losses caused by contamination with pathogenic bacteria and the associated consequences in livestock, such as reduced weight gain and increased mortality. Under such conditions, acidifiers consisting of organic acids or their salts offer a promising strategy to maintain feed quality and inhibit the growth of pathogenic bacteria inside the animal. The use of acidifiers has long been applied to both feed and food, where they...
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The objectives of feed supplementation are to manufacture medicated feeds whose concentration in active ingredients fulfils with two criteria: conformity and homogeneity. Conformity is defined as consistency between active ingredient theoretical and actual mean concentrations in feed. Conformity can be impacted by degradation of the active ingredient during feed manufacture or during storage. Homogeneity is defined as the acceptable range in...
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Inclusion of olive by-products in goat and sheep diets could result in a more favourable fat profile of meat and milk from these animals, concludes a new review published in the journal Animal Feed Science and Technology.
The authors from Spain and Wales defined three main categories of olive by-products: 1) olive leaves, which actually refers to a mixture of leaves and branches, 2) olive cakes, which consist of olive pulp, skin, stone and water, and 3) other...
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The feed hygiene Regulation (EC) No 183/2005 presents a legal foundation for the production of safe feedstuffs. The regulation applies to primary production and puts the spotlight clearly on grain storage since grain is an important potential source of contamination in the food chain with the risk of exposure of consumers to the contaminants. The Regulation says that cereals operators must control hazards (mites, moulds, mycotoxins, …) with the potential...
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Nutrient Behavior and Composition of Damaged Canola Seed
It is the protein and oil content of whole canola seed that gives it value. Analysis shows protein content is less affected by frost or weathering in the whole seed but oil content varies more. The oil of oilseeds such as canola, like the starch of cereal grains, is the last major component to develop in the maturing process. Canola seed damaged by frost is prevented from...
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EFSA's FEEDAP Panel has adopted an opinion on the consequences for consumers of the use of vitamin A in animal feed, and recommended revised maximum levels in feed intended for the main food producing animals. It also recommended regulating complementary feeds [1] , used in combination with other feed or forages, to avoid excessive levels of vitamin A as well as monitoring vitamin A in foods of concern such as liver, and providing suitable advice to help consumers avoid...
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I have a restlessness with regard to the practical form of determining the grade of starches gelatinization during the conditioning process, be it by means of charts, organoleptics mechanisms, etc. that is carried out in an analytical laboratory, but does another form exist of carrying it out? ...
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Across the Midwest, ethanol plants (primarily dry mill vs. wet mill process) are being planned and built and existing plants expanded. Today over 98 percent of commercially produced ethanol is used to extend gasoline. The attributes of ethanol allow it to be utilized as an octane booster, replacing gasoline additives such as lead and benzene, and as the preferred oxygenate for gasoline replacing MTBE (methyl tertiary butyl ether). Ethanol maintains widespread support for its ability to...
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The European Union is preparing plans to allow pig remains to be used to feed poultry. The practice - banned in Europe after the BSE crisis 10 years ago - would save farmers millions of pounds as prices of cereal feed for chickens soar, say officials in Brussels. But the proposal has outraged animal rights campaigners, Muslim organisations and other groups. They claim the move would put families at risk, offend religious sensibilities and lead to a major consumer...
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Feed Management Systems™ (FMS), an award-winning developer of software solutions for the worldwide commercial feed manufacturing industry, announced days ago the release of Brill Formulation™ Version 2.0 to customers located in North America, South America and Australia. The global feed nutrition and multi-blend software tool manages the nutrients, ingredients, cost and feed formulas and is the most complete tool for obtaining the least-cost solution. With 50+ enhancements, users can...
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Cattle use feed most efficiently when the nutrients in the daily rations match their daily requirements, commonly referred to as a “balanced ration.” Producers can’t simply “eyeball” feed value, but they sometimes use traditional or “book values” to estimate feed quality against their cows’ nutritional needs. While these guides can be useful, the quality of individual feed supplies can vary widely from the average. Not knowing the exact nutritional value of feeds can lead to...
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USDA's Food Safety & Inspection Service is requesting comments on its recent conclusions that hogs and chickens from farms identified as having purchased or otherwise received pet food scraps that contain melamine and melamine-related compounds are safe for human consumption.
The conclusion was reached based on the results of an interim safety/risk assessment which indicated that, based on currently available data and information, the consumption of pork, poultry, eggs and domestic fish...
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The Food and Drug Administration has confirmed that melamine has been found in fish feed at the Marion Folks Hatchery in Oregon. The manager at the hatchery discontinued use of the feed, labeled as Bio Vita Starter, when the FDA contacted him about testing. The grade of food is used as a starter diet for juvenile salmon and trout. The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife contacted the company to find out if the feed was shipped to other hatcheries. Representatives from the...
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