2023 marked another year where ANAC members continued to demonstrate their steadfast commitment to producing safe and high-quality livestock feeds. See how ANAC’s activities made an impact for you and your business last year in the 2023 Annual Review.
ANAC’s 2023 Annual Review now published En savoir plus
ANAC is pleased to share its new Strategic Plan. To best serve its members for the coming years, the plan builds on the momentum of current initiatives and includes new and emerging areas of focus.
ANAC unveils new five-year Strategic Plan En savoir plus
Take advantage of ANAC’s communication channels to showcase your business! As a member, you have the option to advertise via ANAC’s website, the most reliable source of information for and about the Canadian feed industry and ANAC’s bi-weekly e-newsletter The Feed, a direct route to connect with key industry decision-makers and purchasers.
Reach customers through ANAC’s communications En savoir plus
Researchers at Kansas State University recently shared the results of their study examining strategies to decontaminate a feed mill after African Swine Fever (ASF) or other animal diseases have inadvertently been introduced. In a webinar, ANAC members were presented with a clear explanation of the project and its findings and were given an opportunity to have their questions answered. The presentation slides and recording are now available to members.
Have you heard the results of the feed mill decontamination study? En savoir plus
The ANAC office will be closing for the holiday season at 4 pm (EST) on Friday, December 22 and will reopen on Tuesday, January 2.
Holiday office hours En savoir plus
Melissa Dumont, ANAC’s Executive Director, has been reappointed to the IFIF Board of Directors during the 36th General Assembly, reinforcing ANAC’s ongoing commitment to representing the Canadian feed industry on the international stage.
Melissa Dumont has been reappointed to the IFIF Board of Directors En savoir plus
The second edition of The Encyclopedia of Animal Nutrition has recently been published, providing an important resource for those working in agriculture, animal nutrition, the feed industry, as well as for students and researchers. This newly updated book covers animal nutrition with a global approach and includes a wide range of disciplines including physiology, biochemistry, veterinary medicine and feed technology.
Free to download: New edition of The Encyclopedia of Animal Nutrition En savoir plus
The 2024 notices have been delayed until late December or January. The deadline for submitting renewal applications for registrations that expire on March 31, 2024 will be March 31 as in previous years. Once the modernized Feeds Regulations are published, it will be up to each business to determine which of their products will continue to require registration and therefore renewal. To help you make these decisions, ANAC hopes to provide a Product Registration Webinar ahead of the renewal deadline.
Delayed 2024 product renewal notices En savoir plus
To help you share the good news of the upcoming modernized feeds regulations with your colleagues throughout the agri-food space and beyond, ANAC has created a downloadable flyer.
Communicate the benefits of the new regulations En savoir plus
Through the Canadian Livestock Feed Consumption report, ANAC provides annual estimates of livestock feed consumption volumes in Canada broken down by species and geography. This information will help stakeholders understand livestock feed demand in Canada and proactively identify changes that could impact the industry.
ANAC’s 2022 Feed consumption statistics now published En savoir plus
