Industrial obligations allied with French and European regulations are driving feedstuff manufacturers to assess the level of carry-over on their production lines. These technical rules, which are recognised by several certification reference systems, can also be applied to manufacturers of mineral and additive premixes.<\/p>\n
These carry-overs consist of technically unavoidable traces of residual product in the production chain that may be transferred to follow-up batches during manufacture. They may also be referred to as “cross-contaminations” when this involves the transfer of contaminants. These technical rules are intended to provide a measurement tool that will facilitate technical mastery over such carry-overs and the presence of such traces.<\/p>\n
These recommendations have been established on the basis of:<\/p>\n
\u2022 settings known to impact on the results or their interpretation,<\/p>\n
\u2022 the results of a bibliographical study on carry-overs between compound feeds,<\/p>\n
\u2022 the results and observations obtained from industrial assessment campaigns carried out since 1999 jointly with the DGAL (French Directorate General on Food Safety).<\/p>\n
Technical comments and rationales are provided in the form of cross-references at the end of this document, identified by numbered superscripts. Other comments and rationales are given in other technical datasheets (Nos 42, 45, 58, 78). Important concepts are underlined.<\/p>\n
Compliance with these rules is a condition both for building a database on industrial performance in this area, and for enabling a comparison either between different sites or of a given site over a certain period of time.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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