COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION
of 2 March 2005
on the coordinated inspection programme in the field of animal nutrition for the year 2005 in accordance with Council Directive 95/53/EC
(Text with EEA relevance)
(2005/187/EC)
ANNEX I
Concentration of certain mycotoxins (aflatoxin B
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, ochratoxin A, zearalenone, deoxynivalenol, fumonisins) in feedingstuffs
Feedingstuffs |
Sampling (random or targeted) |
Type and concentration of mycotoxins (μg/kg relative to a feedingstuff with a moisture content of 12 %) |
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Country of origin |
Aflatoxin B1 |
Ochratoxin A |
Zearalenone |
Deoxynivalenol |
Fumonisins(1) |
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ANNEX II
Presence of certain medicinal substances not authorised as feed additives
Type of feedingstuff (animal species and category) |
Substance detected |
Level found |
Reason for the infringement(2) |
Action taken |
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ANNEX III
Restrictions on the production and use of feed materials of animal origin
Premises |
Criteria |
Weighting |
Feed mills |
Double-stream feed mills producing ruminant compound feed and non-ruminant compound feed containing derogated processed animal proteins Feed mills with previous history, or suspicion, of non-compliance Feed mills with a large amount of imported feedingstuffs with high protein content such as fishmeal, soybean meal, corn gluten meal and protein concentrates Feed mills with a high production of compound feed Risk of cross-contamination resulting from internal operational procedures (dedication of silos, control of the effective separation of lines, control of ingredients, internal laboratory, sampling procedures) |
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Border Inspection Posts and other points of entry into the Community |
Large/small amount of imports of feedingstuffs Feedingstuffs with high protein content |
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Farms |
Home mixers using derogated processed animal proteins Farms keeping ruminants and other species (risk of cross feeding) Farms purchasing feedingstuffs in bulk |
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Dealers |
Warehouses and intermediate storage of feedingstuffs with high protein content High volume of bulk feedingstuffs traded Dealers in compound feedingstuffs produced abroad |
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Mobile mixers |
Mixers producing for both ruminants and non-ruminants Mixers with previous history, or suspicion, of non-compliance Mixers incorporating feedingstuffs with high protein content Mixers with high production of feedingstuffs Large number of farms served including farms which keep ruminants |
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Means of transportation |
Vehicles used for the transportation of processed animal proteins and feedingstuffs Vehicles with previous history, or suspicion, of non-compliance |
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Summary of checks concerning feeding restrictions for feed of animal origin (feeding of prohibited processed animal proteins)
A. Documented inspections
Stage |
Number of inspections comprising checks on the presence of processed animal proteins |
Number of breaches based on documentary checks etc. rather than laboratory testing |
Import of feed materials |
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Storage of feed materials |
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Feed mills |
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Home mixers/mobile mixers |
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Intermediaries of feedingstuffs |
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Means of transport |
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Farms keeping non-ruminants |
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Farms keeping ruminants |
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Others: ……………………. |
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B. Sampling and testing of feed materials and compound feedingstuffs for processed animal proteins
Premises |
Number of official samples tested for processed animal proteins |
Number of non-compliant samples |
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Presence of processed animal protein from terrestrial animals |
Presence of processed animal protein from fish |
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Feed materials |
Compound feedingstuffs |
Feed materials |
Compound feedingstuffs |
Feed materials |
Compound feedingstuffs |
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for ruminants |
for non-ruminants |
for ruminants |
for non-ruminants |
for ruminants |
for non-ruminants |
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At import |
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Feed mills |
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Intermediaries/storage |
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Means of transport |
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Home mixers/mobile mixers |
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On farm |
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Others: …………. |
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C. Summary of prohibited processed animal proteins found in samples of feedingstuffs intended for ruminants
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Month of sampling |
Type degree and origin of contamination |
Sanctions (or other measures) applied |
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ANNEX IV
Type of compound feedingstuff (animal category) |
Trace element (copper or zinc) |
Level found (mg/kg of complete feedingstuff) |
Reason for exceeding the maximum content(1) |
Action taken |
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