FeedAssure®

ANAC has created a new resource to help FeedAssure® certified facilities find answers to common program questions: the FeedAssure® Q&A webpage.

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This content is restricted to ANAC members and/or FeedAssure® certified facilities.   Not an ANAC member or FeedAssure® certified facility yet? Discover the benefits of

This content is restricted to ANAC members and/or FeedAssure® certified facilities.   Not an ANAC member or FeedAssure® certified facility yet? Discover the benefits of

This content is restricted to ANAC members and/or FeedAssure® certified facilities.   Not an ANAC member or FeedAssure® certified facility yet? Discover the benefits of

Register today for the Developing your FeedAssure® Feed Safety Plan, a training designed for individuals new to HACCP and FeedAssure®, as well as those seeking a strong understanding of the foundational principles required to implement HACCP and preventive controls within their facilities. 

Building capability through training helps your team understand FeedAssure® requirements, implement them effectively and conduct internal audits with confidence. ANAC’s first 2026 offerings of these high demand courses are just a few weeks away.

A strong procedure is a great starting point: it defines roles, responsibilities and explains how a task should be done. But a procedure on its own does not demonstrate the full implementation of the process. Records are the proof!

A facility’s written procedures do more than describe how tasks are to be executed. They become the standard for how tasks are completed in a facility and are the reference points for expectations during FeedAssure® audits. That means two things need to align at the same time: procedures must meet FeedAssure® requirements, and they must reflect what can realistically be done and sustained.

On-site test weights are commonly used to confirm scale accuracy. However, the accuracy of the test weights themselves is sometimes assumed rather than verified. A simple way to build confidence in your on-site test weights is to verify them immediately after your mandatory annual scale calibration.