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Restricted and processed animal proteins: application to transport and use in animal feed

Form to apply to use restricted animal proteins in animal feed, or to transport bulk straight processed animal proteins or restricted proteins.

From:
Animal and Plant Health Agency
Published
1 August 2010
Last updated
9 March 2023 — See all updates

Documents

BSE50: Registration form to use restricted animal proteins in non-ruminant feed or to transport bulk straight (unmixed) processed animal proteins or restricted proteins

Ref: BSE50

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Details

This form should be used to apply for registration to:

  • transport unmixed restricted or processed animal protein
  • produce feed containing restricted protein
  • buy in and use feed containing restricted protein where ruminants are kept

For further on the feed controls, please refer to the feed controls in the Transmissible Spongiform Encephalopathies (TSE) regulations.

Published 1 August 2010
Last updated 9 March 2023 + show all updates

  1. Updated BE50 to version 03/23.

  2. Updated bse50 form.

  3. Data protection statement updated on the form

  4. AHVLA documents have been re-assigned to the new Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA).

  5. First published.

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