or Histomonostats in Non-Target Feed Rules, 2009
Table of Provisions (49)
Statutory Text (49 Articles)
L.N. 257 of 2009
VETERINARY SERVICES ACT
(CAP. 437)
Maximum Levels of Unavoidable Carry-Over of Coccidiostats
or Histomonostats in Non-Target Feed Rules, 2009
IN exercise of the powers conferred by article 10 of the
Veterinary Services Act, the Minister for Resources and Rural
Affairs, after consultation with the Minister for Social Policy, has
made the following rules:-
(1) The title of these rules is Maximum Levels of
Unavoidable Carry-Over of Coccidiostats or Histomonostats in
Non-Target Feed Rules, 2009.
(2) The scope of these regulations is to transpose and
implement Directive 2009/8/EC of the European Commission
which amends the First Annex to Directive 2002/32/EC of the
European Parliament and the Council regarding undesirable
substances in animal feed as last amended by Directive 2008/76/
EC and which establish maximum levels of coccidiostats or
histomonostats when these undesirable substances transmit
themselves in an unavoidable manner in animal feed.
(3) These rules shall be deemed to have come into
force on the 1st of July, 2009.
Rules 1, 2, 3, 8 and 9
Undesirable substances
Products intended for
Maximum content in
animal feed
mg/kg(ppm) relative to a
feeding stuff with a
moisture content of 12%
1. Arsenic
Feed materials with the
exception of
-
meal made from
grass, from dried
Lucerne and from
dried clover, and
dried sugar beet
pulp and dried
molasses sugar beet
pulp
-
phosphates and
feeding stuffs
obtained from the
processing of fish or
other marine
animals
Complete feeding stuffs
with the exception of
-
complete feeding
stuffs for fish
Complementary feeding
stuffs with the exception of
-
mineral feeding
stuffs
2. Lead
Feed materials with the
exception of
-
green fodder
-
phosphates
feeding stuff with a
moisture content of 12%
-
yeasts
Complete feeding stuffs
Complementary feeding
stuffs with the exception of
-
mineral feeding
stuffs
3. Fluorine (*)
Feed materials with the
exception of
-
feeding stuffs of
animal origin with
the exception of
marine crustaceans
such as marine krill
-
marine crustaceans
3 000
such as marine krill
-
phosphates
2 000
-
calcium carbonate
-
magnesium oxide
-
calcareous marine
1 000
algae
Vermiculite (E 561)
3 000 (**)
Complementary feeding
stuffs
-
containing 4% or
less phosphorous
-
containing more
125 per 1% phosphorous
than 4%
phosphorous
feeding stuff with a
moisture content of 12%
Complete feeding stuffs
with the exception of
-
complete feeding
stuffs for cattle
sheep and goats
-
in lactation
-
other
-
complete feeding
stuffs for pigs
-
complete feeding
stuffs for poultry
-
complete feeding
stuffs for chicks
-
complete feeding
stuffs for fish
(*) Maximum levels refer to an analytical determination of fluorine, whereby extraction
is performed with hydrochloric acid 1 N for 20 minutes at ambient temperature.
Equivalent extraction procedures can be applied for which it can be demonstrated that the
used extraction procedure has an equal extraction efficiency.
(**) Levels being reviewed by 31 st December 2008 with the aim of reducing the
maximum levels.
4. Mercury
Feed materials with the
0.1
exception of
-
feeding stuffs
0.5
produced by the
processing of fish or
other marine
animals
Complete feeding stuffs
0.1
with the exception of
-
complete feeding
0.4
stuffs for dogs and
cats
feeding stuff with a
moisture content of 12%
Complementary feeding
0.2
stuffs except
-
complementary
feeding stuffs for
dogs and cats
5. Nitrites
Fish meal
(expressed as sodium
nitrate)
Complete feeding stuffs
excluding
(expressed as sodium
nitrate)
-
feeding stuffs
intended for pets
except birds and
aquarium fish
6. Cadmium
Feed materials of vegetable
origin
Feed materials of animal
origin except
-
feeding stuffs for pets
10( 1 )
Phosphates
Complete feeding stuffs for
cattle, sheep and goats
except
-
complete feeding
stuffs for calves,
lambs and kids
Other complete feeding
0.5
stuffs except
feeding stuff with a
moisture content of 12%
-
feeding stuffs for
pets
5( 2 )
Mineral feeding stuffs
7. Aflatoxin B 1
Feed materials with the
0.05
exception of
-
ground nut, copra,
0.02
palm-kernel, cotton
seed, babassu, maize
and products derived
from the processing
thereof
Complete feeding stuffs for
0.05
cattle, sheep and goats with
the exception of
-
dairy cattle
0.005
-
calves and lambs
0.01
Complete feeding stuffs for
0.02
pigs and poultry (except
young animals)
Other complete feeding
0.01
stuffs
Complementary feeding
0.05
stuffs for cattle, sheep and
goats (except
complementary feeding
stuffs for dairy animals,
calves and lambs)
Complementary feeding
0.03
stuffs for pigs and poultry
(except young animals)
feeding stuff with a
moisture content of 12%
Other complementary
0.005
feeding stuffs
8. Hydrocyanic acid
Feed materials with the
exception of
-
linseed
-
linseed cakes
-
manioc products and
almond cakes
Complete feeding stuffs
with the exception of
-
complete feeding
stuffs for chicks
9. Free gossypol
Feed materials with the
exception of
-
cotton-seed cakes
1 200
Complete feeding stuffs
with the exception of
-
complete feeding
stuffs for cattle,
sheep and goats
-
complete feeding
stuffs for poultry
(except laying hens)
and calves
-
complete feeding
stuffs for rabbits and
pigs (except piglets)
feeding stuff with a
moisture content of 12%
10. Theobromine
Complete feeding stuffs
with the exception of
-
complete feeding
stuffs for adult cattle
11. Volatile mustard oil
Feed materials with the
exception of
-
rapseed cakes
4 000
(expressed as ally1
isothiocyanate)
Complete feeding stuffs
with the exception of
(expressed as ally1
isothiocyanate)
-
complete feeding
1 000
stuffs for cattle,
(expressed as ally1
sheep and goats
isothiocyanate)
(except young
animals)
-
complete feeding
stuffs for pigs
(expressed as ally1
(except piglets) and
isothiocyanate)
poultry
(1) Unless otherwise stated in these rules, the definitions
prescribed in the Act shall apply.
(2) For the purpose of these rules and unless the
context otherwise requires
“the Act” means the Veterinary Services Act;
“additives” shall have the same meaning as defined in
Article 2(a) of Council Directive Order 70/524/EEC;
“animals” means continuous food-producing animals
and shall also include animals which belong to species and,
or categories normally fed and kept or consumed by man;
“authorisation for additives” means an authorisation
issued by the competent authority in order to authorise the use
of coccidiostats and histomonostats in animal feed when such
substances are used as authorised feed additives;
“authorised provider” means a person authorised by the
Authority to import, wholesale or retail substances or products
for animal feed in terms of these rules;
“business operators” means and includes any person who
produces, within one establishment, a broad range of feeds
and different types of products may have to be manufactured
after each other in the same production line;
“carry over or cross-contamination” means the transfer
from one production lot to another which may occur when the
coccidiostats and histomonostats are used as authorised feed
additives and which transfer may result in the contamination
of feed produced subsequently by the presence of technically
unavoidable traces of such substances in non-target feed.
Such unavoidable cross-contamination may occur at all stages
of production and processing of feed and also during storage
and transport of feed;
“coccidiostats and histomonostats” means substances
intended to kill or inhibit protozoa, which may, inter alia, be
authorised for use as feed additives in accordance with the
regulations on additives for use in animal feeds;
“the Commission” means the Commission of the
European Union;
“the Community” means the European Community;
“the competent Authority” means the Veterinary Services
Authority as established by the Act;
“complementary feeding stuffs” means mixtures of
feeding stuffs which have a high content of certain substances
and which, by reason of their composition, are sufficient for a
daily portion only if used in combination with other feeding
stuffs;
“the Council” means the Council of the European
Union;
“daily portion” means the average total quantity of
feeding stuffs, calculated on a moisture content of 12%,
required daily by an animal of a given species, age class and
yield, to satisfy all its needs;
“feed materials” means various products of vegetable
or animal origin, in their natural state, fresh or preserved, and
products derived from the industrial processing thereof, and
organic or inorganic substances, whether containing additives
or not, which are intended for use in oral animal feeding
either directly as such or after the processing thereof;
“feeding stuffs” means products of vegetable or animal
origin, in their natural state, fresh or preserved, and products
derived from the industrial processing thereof, and organic
or inorganic substances, used singly or in mixtures, whether
containing additives or not, for oral animal feeding;
“final consumer” means a person who buys particular
nutritive products produced by animals for one’s own
personal use;
“maximum levels” means such levels which
the competent Authority shall establish for the use of
coccidiostats and histomonostats when these substances may
leave unavoidable traces of a product which, in the process of
production or manufacturing, end up in another feed product
and which levels are listed in the Schedule to these rules;
“maximum residue limits” means such limits which
cannot be exceeded and as established by the Community
regarding the maximum residue of veterinary medical
products authorised in products of animal origin;
“non-target feed” means feed for which the use of
coccidiostats or histomonostats are not authorised, such as
feed intended for animal species or categories not provided
for in the authorisation for additives;
“undesirable substance” means any substance or product,
with the exception of pathogenic agents, which is present
in, or on the product intended for animal feed and which
presents a potential danger to animal or human health or to
the environment or which could adversely affect livestock
production; and
“withdrawal feed” means feed used for the period before
slaughter.
(1) These rules shall apply to such maximum levels in
non-target feed listed in the Schedule hereto to prevent unavoidable
carry-over of undesirable substances which occur during the
process of production or manufacture from one product to another,
in order to ensure conformity with the requirements of these rules
in the business of animal feeding stuffs during the production
process and thus to enforce a proper functioning of the internal
market and to safeguard public health and animal health.
(2) The competent Authority shall establish and
apply all such necessary administrative measures according to the
requirements of these rules to ensure that there is no breach of
these rules and also to reduce the risk for final consumers and any
additional risk to animals and to the environment in terms of the
provisions established in the Schedule to these rules. The measures
established in these rules shall conform with and be in accordance
with the requirements of the food chain and animal health.
(3) These measures shall include the direct
confiscation of the product, the suspension of the activities carried
out by the authorised provider when these are creating a risk to
final consumers and to the environment, and the application of
administrative fines.
The authorisations for coccidiostats and histomonostats
as feed additives shall establish all such specific conditions for
use, such as the target animal species or categories for which the
additives are intended.
(1) The operators concerned shall take all appropriate
measures with regard to facilities and equipment, production,
storage and transport, to prevent any cross-contamination, and this
in accordance with the obligations established by the European
Community Regulation which establishes requirements for feed
hygene and also specific requirements for feed businesses which
use coccidiostats and histomonostats in the production of feed.
(2) The establishment of maximum levels by the
competent Authority of unavoidable carry-over of coccidiostats
and histomonostats in non-target feed according to Undesirable
Substances in Animal Feed Rules, 2009 shall apply without
prejudice to the primary obligation of economic operators to
apply good manufacturing practices with the aim of preventing
cross-contamination, and thus the Authority shall ensure that the
requirement of a continuous effort by the operators concerned
shall continue to apply to prevent the presence of such undesirable
substances in animal feed.
(1) The competent Authority shall establish together
with the carrying out of good manufacturing practices, the
maximum levels of unavoidable carry-over of coccidiostats and
histomonostats in non-target feed according to the principal ‘As
Low As Reasonably Achievable’.
(2) The feed manufacturer shall be provided with
any possible aid to be able to manage the unavoidable carry-
over mentioned in sub-rule (1) hereof, and thus the competent
authority shall consider a carry-over rate of approximately 3 %
when compared to the maximum authorised content of substances
regarding non-target feed for animal species which are less
sensitive, while a carry-over rate of approximately 1 % shall be
retained when compared to the maximum authorised content of
substances for non-target feed made for animal species which are
sensitive and for “withdrawal feed”, when the latter is to be given
to animals to be used for human consumption or for the use of final
consumers.
(3) The carry-over rate of 1 % shall also be taken
into consideration for the cross-contamination of other target
feed for species to which no coccidiostats or histomonostats have
been added, and with regard to non-target feed, for continuous
producing animals, such as dairy cows and laying hens, where
there is evidence of unavoidable carry-over of contamination from
feed to food of animal origin.
(4) If feed materials are fed directly to animals or if
complementary feeding-stuffs has been used, such use in a daily
portion shall not lead to the animal being exposed to a higher
level of coccidiostat or histomonostat than the corresponding
maxium levels to which animals are exposed where only complete
feedingstuffs are used in a daily portion.
(1) The unavoidable carry-over in non-target feed Unavoidable carry-
of active substances contained in authorised coccidiostats and over
histomonostats shall be considered by the competent Authority as
undesirable substances in animal feed in terms of the Undesirable
Substances in Animal Feed Rules, 2009 and their presence shall
not, in any manner whatsoever endanger animal health, human
health or the environment.
(2) For the purpose of sub-rule (1) hereof, maximum
levels for these substances in animal feed shall be established in
terms of the Schedule to these rules in order to prevent harmful and
undesirable effects.
When the competent Authority adopts such mamimum
limits of coccidiostats or histomonostats in non-target feeds
established in the Schedule to these rules, the same competent
Authority shall ensue that there is conformity with such provisions
which establish the procedure for such maximum residue limits of
veterinary medical products in feed products of animal origin.
(1) The maximum levels listed in Schedule 1 to
these rules shall be continuously adapted to the conditions
of use provided for in the authorisations of coccidiostats and
histomonostats as feed additives.
(2) When a period of time occurs between the
authorisation itself and, or any modification, and, or suspension
and, or revocation of such authorisation of coccidiostats or
histomonostats as feed additive and the subsequent adjustment to
the maximum levels as established in the Schedule to these rules,
such adjustment shall be considered as being without prejudice
to the levels of coccidiostats or histomonostats authorised as feed
additives under any other law or regulations.
When there exists the authorised presence of
coccidiostats and histomonostats as feed additives in non-target
feed on levels which result from unavoidable carry-over or cross-
contamination and all such necessary precautionary measures have
been taken according to these rules, it shall be very unlikely that
such presence results in adverse animal health effects and thus
the risk to consumers’ health from the ingestion of residues in
products from animals exposed to cross-contaminated feed shall
be considered as not being in conformity with these rules, and shall
also be considered as negligible.
(1) Any person who fails to abide by these rules shall
be guilty of an offence in terms of these rules in terms of the Act
and the provisions of rule 3(2) and (3) shall apply to it.
(2) Any right given to the competent Authority under
these rules to apply all such necessary measures prescribed in sub-
rule (1) hereof, shall be given to the Authority without prejudice
to other criminal procedures which may be taken under any other
law when a person commits an offence by failing to abide by these
rules.
Vinal
Complete feeding stuffs for
1 000
thiooxazolidone
poultry with the exception
(Vinyloxazolidine
of
thione)
-
complete feeding
stuffs for laying
hens
feeding stuff with a
moisture content of 12%
Rye ergot
All feeding stuffs
1 000
(Claviceps
containing ungrounded
purpurea)
cereals
Weed seeds and
All feeding stuffs
3 000
ungrounded and
uncrushed fruits
containing alkaloids,
glucosides or other
toxic substances
separately or in
combination
including
Datura stramonium
1 000
L.
Castor oil plant –
All feeding stuffs
Ricinus communis
(expressed in terms of
L.
castor-oil plants husks)
Crotalaria spp.
All feeding stuffs
Aldrin
All feeding stuffs with
0.01
||
the exception of
Singly or combined
expressed as dieldrin
- fats
0.2
||
18. Dieldrin
Dieldrin bala
- xamijiet
0.02
dieldrin
L-galf kollu
0.1
Camphechlor
All feeding stuffs
0.1
(toxaphene)
feeding stuff with a
moisture content of 12%
Chlordane (sum of
All feeding stuffs with the
0.02
cis- and
exception of
transisomers and of
oxychlordane,
-
fats
0.05
expressed as
chlordane)
DDT (sum of DDT-,
All feeding stuffs with the
0.05
DDD-, (or TDE-)
exception of
and DDE- isomers,
expressed as DDT)
-
fats and oils
0.5
Endosulfan (sum of
All feeding stuffs with the
0.1
alpha- and beta-
exception of
isomers and of
endosulfansulphate
-
maize
0.2
expressed as
endosulfan)
-
oilseeds
0.5
-
complete feeding
0.005
stuffs for fish
Endrin (sum of
All feeding stuffs with the
0.01
endrin and of delta-
exception of
ketoi-endrin,
expressed as endrin)
-
fats
0.05
Heptachlor (sum of
All feeding stuffs with the
0.01
heptachlor and of
exception of
heptachlorepoxide,
expressed as
-
fats
0.2
heptachlor)
Hexachlorobenzene
All feeding stuffs with the
0.01
(HCB)
exception of
- fats
0.2
feeding stuff with a
moisture content of 12%
Hexachlorocyclo-
hexane (HCH)
alpha-isomer
All feeding stuffs with the
0.02
exception of
-
fats
0.2
beta-isomers
Compound feeding stuffs
0.01
with the exception of
-
feeding stuffs for
0.05
daily cattle
Feed materials with the
0.01
exception of
-
fats
0.1
26.3 gamma-isomers
All feeding stuffs with the
0.2
exception of
-
fats
2.0
Dioxin (sum of
Citrus pulp
500pg I-TEQ/kg
PCDD and PCDF),
(upper bound detection
limit) ( 3 )
expressed in
international toxic
equivalent
feeding stuff with a
moisture content of 12%
Unhusked beech
mast — Fagus
silvatica L.
Mowrah,
Bassia,
Madhuca
–
Madhuca longfolia
(L.)
Macbr.
(=
Bassia longifolia L.
=
Illiped
malabrorum Engl.)
Madhuca
indica
Gmelin (= Bassia
latifolia Roxb.) =
Illipe
latifolia
(Roscb.) F. Mueller)
Seeds and fruit of
the plant species
Purgghera –
listed opposite as
Jatropha curcas L.
All feeding stuffs
well as their
processed
Croton – Croton
derivates may
tiglium L.
only be present
in feeding stuffs
Indian mustard-
in trace amounts
Brassica juncea(L.)
not quantitatively
Czern. And Coss.
determinable
ssp intergrfolia
(West.) Thell.
Sareptian mustard –
Brassica juncea (L.)
Czern. And Coss.
ssp. juncea
Chinese mustard –
Brassica juncea (L.)
Czern. And Coss.
ssp. juncea var.
lutea Batalin
feeding stuff with a
moisture content of 12%
Black mustard –
Seeds and fruit of the
Brassica nigra (L.)
plant species listed
Koch
opposite as well as their
All feeding stuffs
processed derivates may
only be present in
Ethiopian mustard –
feeding stuffs in trace
Brassica carinata A.
amounts not
Braun
quantitatively
determinable
( 1 ) Member States may also prescribe a maximum cadmium content of 0.5 per 1%
phosphorus.
( 2 ) Member States may also prescribe a maximum cadmium content of 0.75 per 1%
phosphorus.
( 3 ) Upper bound concentrations are calculated assuming that all values of the
different congeners less than the limit of detection are equal to the limit of
detection.
Undesirable substances
Products intended for
Maximum Content in
animal feed (*)
mg/kg (ppm) relative to a
feeding stuff with a
moisture content of 12%
Lasalocid sodium
Feed materials
1,25
Compound feed for
-
Dogs, calves,
1,25
rabbits, equine
species, dairy
animals, laying
birds, turkeys
(>12 weeks) and
chickens reared for
laying (>16weeks);
-
Chickens for
1,25
fattening, chickens
reared for laying
(<16weeks) and
turkeys (<12weeks)
for the period before
slaughter in which
the use of lasalocid
sodium is prohibited
(withdrawal feed);
-
Other animal species
3,75
Premixtures for use in feed
(**)
in which the use of
lasalocid sodium is not
authorised.
Narasin
Feed materials
0,7
Compound feed for
-
Turkeys, rabbits,
0,7
equine species,
laying birds and
chickens reared for
laying (>16weeks);
Undesirable substances
Products intended for
Maximum Content in
animal feed (*)
mg/kg (ppm) relative to a
feeding stuff with a
moisture content of 12%
-
Chickens for
0,7
fattening for the
period before
slaughter in which
the use of narasin is
prohibited
(withdrawal feed);
-
Other animal species
2,1
Premixtures for use in feed
(**)
in which the use of narasin
is not authorised.
Salinomycin sodium
Feed materials
0,7
Compound feed for
-
Equine species,
0,7
turkeys, laying birds
and chickens reared
for laying
(>12weeks)
Chickens for fattening,
0,7
chickens reared for
laying (<12 weeks) and
rabbits for fattening for
the period before
slaughter in which the
use of salinomycin
sodium is prohibited
(withdrawal feed);
-
Other animal
2,1
species.
Undesirable substances
Products intended for
Maximum Content in
animal feed (*)
mg/kg (ppm) relative to a
feeding stuff with a
moisture content of 12%
Premixtures for use in feed
(**)
in which the use of
salinomycin sodium is not
authorised.
Monensin sodium
Feed materials
1,25
Compound feed for
-
Equine species,
1,25
dogs, small
ruminants (sheep
and goat) ducks,
bovine, dairy cattle,
laying birds,
chickens reared for
laying (>16weeks)
and turkeys
(>16weeks);
-
Chickens for
1,25
fattening, chickens
reared for laying
(<16weeks) and
turkeys (<16weeks)
for the period before
slaughter in which
the use of monensin
sodium is prohibited
(withdrawal feed);
-
Other animal species
3,75
Premixtures for use in feed
(**)
in which the use of
monensin sodium is not
authorised.
Undesirable substances
Products intended for
Maximum Content in
animal feed (*)
mg/kg (ppm) relative to a
feeding stuff with a
moisture content of 12%
Semduramicin
Feed materials
0,25
sodium
Compound for feed
-
Laying birds and
0,25
chickens reared for
laying (>16weeks)
-
Chickens for
0,25
fattening for the
period before
slaughter in which
the use of
semduramicin
sodium is prohibited
(withdrawal feed);
-
Other animal
0,75
species.
Premixtures for use in feed
(**)
in which the use of
semduramicin sodium is not
authorised.
Maduramicin
Feed materials
0,05
ammonium alpha
Compound feed for
-
Equine species,
0,05
rabbits, turkeys
(>16weeks), laying
birds and chickens
reared for laying
(>16weeks)
Undesirable substances
Products intended for
Maximum Content in
animal feed (*)
mg/kg (ppm) relative to a
feeding stuff with a
moisture content of 12%
-
Chickens for
0,05
fattening and
turkeys (<16weeks)
for the period before
slaughter in which
the use of
maduramicin
ammonium alpha is
prohibited
(withdrawal feed);
-
Other animal species
0,15
Premixtures for use in feed
(**)
in which the use of
maduramicin ammonium
alpha is not authorised.
Robenidine
Feed materials
0,7
hydrochloride
Compound feed for
-
Laying birds and
0,7
chickens reared for
laying (>16weeks);
-
Chickens for
0,7
fattening, rabbits for
fattening and
breeding and turkeys
for the period before
slaughter in which
the use of
robenidine
hydrochloride is
prohibited
(withdrawal feed);
-
Other species.
2,1
Undesirable substances
Products intended for
Maximum Content in
animal feed (*)
mg/kg (ppm) relative to a
feeding stuff with a
moisture content of 12%
Premixtures for use in feed
(**)
in which the use of
robenidine hydrochloride is
not authorised.
Decoquinate
Feed materials
0,4
Compound feed for
-
Laying birds and
0,4
chickens reared for
laying (>16weeks)
-
Chickens for
0,4
fattening for the
period before
slaughter in which
the use of
decoquinate is
prohibited
(withdrawal feed);
-
Other animal
1,2
species.
Premixtures for use in feed
(**)
in which the use of
decoquinate is not
authorised.
Halofuginone
Feed materials
0,03
hydrobromide
Compound feed for
-
Laying birds,
0,03
chickens reared for
laying (>16weeks)
and
turkeys(>12weeks);
Undesirable substances
Products intended for
Maximum Content in
animal feed (*)
mg/kg (ppm) relative to a
feeding stuff with a
moisture content of 12%
-
Chickens for
0,03
fattening and
turkeys (<12weeks)
for the period before
slaughter in which
the use of
halofuginone
hydrobromide is
prohibited
(withdrawal feed);
-
Other animal species
0,09
other than chickens
reared for laying
(<16weeks).
Premixtures for use in feed
(**)
in which the use of
halofuginone hydrobromide
is not authorised.
Nicarbazin
Feed materials
0,5
Compound feed for
-
Equine species,
0,5
laying birds and
chickens reared for
laying (>16weeks);
-
Chickens for
0,5
fattening for the
period before
slaughter in which
the use of nicarbazin
(in combination with
narasin) is
prohibited
(withdrawal feed);
Undesirable substances
Products intended for
Maximum Content in
animal feed (*)
mg/kg (ppm) relative to a
feeding stuff with a
moisture content of 12%
-
Other animal species
1,5
Premixtures for use in feed
(**)
in which the use of
nicarbazin (in combination
with narasin) is not
authorised.
Diclazuril
Feed materials
0,01
Compound feed for
-
Laying birds,
0,01
chickens reared for
laying (>16weeks)
and turkeys for
fattening
(>12weeks);
-
Rabbits for fattening
0,01
and breeding for the
period before
slaughter in which
the use of diclazuril
is prohibited
(withdrawal feed);
-
Other animal species
0,03
other than chickens
reared for laying
(<16weeks),
chickens for
fattening and
turkeys for fattening
(<12weeks).
Premixtures for use in feed
(**)
in which the use of
diclazuril is not authorised.
(*) Without prejudice to the authorised levels in the frame of Regulation (EC) No
1831/2003 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 22 September 2003 on
additives for use in animal nutrition.
(**) The maximum level of the substance in the premixture is the concentration which
shall not result in a level of the substance higher than 50% of the maximum levels
established in the feed when the instructions for use of the premixture are followed.
€2.61