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Regulation 7
Part 2 Notes for completion of certificate. | |
1. | Insert the name of the local authority. |
2. | Insert date. |
3. | Insert name of person submitting the sample for analysis and mode of transport. |
4. | Insert the name or description applied to the material. |
5. | Insert the distinguishing mark on the sample and the date of sampling shown. |
6. | Indicate the particulars marked, labelled or otherwise documented. |
7. | Insert the relevant results, the conclusions drawn from those results and any other relevant observations. Expand this section as necessary. |
8. | In the case of analysis of substances for which no method is prescribed by relevant EU legislation, after the results indicate the method used. |
Regulation 25(3)(a)
Column 1 Undesirable substances | Column 2 Products intended for animal feed | Column 3 Maximum content in mg/kg of feeding stuffs referred to a moisture content of 12% |
---|---|---|
Arsenic | Feed materials | 2 |
except: | ||
– meal made from grass, from dried lucerne or from dried clover, and dried sugar beet pulp and dried molasses sugar beet pulp | 4 | |
– palm kernel expeller | 4 | |
– phosphates and calcareous marine algae | 10 | |
– calcium carbonate | 15 | |
– magnesium oxide | 20 | |
– feeding stuffs obtained from the processing of fish or other marine animals | 25 | |
– seaweed meal and feed materials derived from seaweed | 40 | |
Iron particles used as tracer | 50 | |
Additives belonging to the functional group of compounds of trace elements | 30 | |
except: | ||
– copper sulphate pentahydrate and copper carbonate | 50 | |
– zinc oxide, manganese oxide and copper oxide | 100 | |
Complete feeding stuffs | 2 | |
except: | ||
– complete feeding stuffs for fish and for fur-producing animals | 10 | |
Complementary feeding stuffs | 4 | |
except: | ||
– mineral feeding stuffs | 12 | |
Notes in respect of all entries in column 3: | ||
The maximum contents refer to total arsenic. | ||
The maximum contents refer to an analytical determination of arsenic, whereby extraction is performed in nitric acid (5% w/w) for 30 minutes at boiling point. Equivalent extraction procedures can be applied where it can be demonstrated that the procedure used has an equal extraction efficiency. |
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