Form

Sites that use animal by-products: registration form

Form for premises and sites that handle or use animal by-products (ABPs) to register.

Published 13 December 2012
Last updated 2 March 2017 — see all updates
From:
Animal and Plant Health Agency
Applies to:
England, Scotland, and Wales

Documents

AB117: Notification of registration for the generation, transportation, handling, processing, storage, placing on the market, distribution, use or disposal of animal by-products or derived products (English)

Ref: AB117 PDF, 137KB

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AB117: Hysbysiad o gofrestriad i gynhyrchu, cludo, trin, prosesu, storio, gosod ar y farchnad, dosbarthu, defnyddio neu waredu sgil-gynhyrchion anifeiliaid neu gynhyrchion sy’n deillio o anifeiliaid o dan ofynion Erthygl 23 o Reoliad (CE) Rhif 1069/2009

Ref: AB117 PDF, 289KB, 5 pages

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Details

You must use this form to register with the Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) if you handle or use animal by-products (ABPs) as part of your operations.

Full details of who needs to register are in the overview guide for the ABP industry.

A Welsh translation of this form is available.

For customers in England, Scotland and Wales return the completed form to APHA Customer Service Centre Worcester.

Published 13 December 2012
Last updated 2 March 2017 + show all updates
  1. Updated AB117 form
  2. Published an interactive pdf version of this form.
  3. AHVLA documents have been re-assigned to the new Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA).
  4. First published.

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