ANAC and the Canadian Animal Health Institute (CAHI) are forming an industry working group to address questions and challenges relating to in-feed veterinary health products (VHPs).
Do you manufacture or plan to manufacture in-feed VHPs? En savoir plus
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) adjusts its service fees annually based on the Consumer Price Index in accordance with the Service Fees Act. This requirement ensures that the CFIA’s service fees keep pace with inflation.
Annual adjustment of CFIA service fees En savoir plus
ANAC would like to hear the feed industry’s feedback on the CFIA’s Microbial mitigation ingredients draft guidance.
Are you participating in the CFIA’s microbial mitigants pilot project? En savoir plus
The CFIA will be hosting two webinars in the coming weeks on new requirements under the Feeds Regulations, 2024. Ahead of their official public release, the CFIA has shared with ANAC the dates and registration details for these webinars. Register now for the session(s) of your choice using the links below.
Join upcoming CFIA webinars on feed registration, labelling and PCPs En savoir plus
The newly published Terrestrial Animal Products and By-Products: Export Policy Framework (EPF) is intended to guide exporters through the process of exporting animal products and by-products (APABP). It provides information on the roles and responsibilities of the stakeholders, the verifications required and the supporting documents needed for the issuance of an export certificate.
The Canadian Grain Commission is exploring options to modernize their Grain Standards Advisory Committees and how grain quality concerns are received from the Canadian agriculture sector.
Proposal to revise the Grain Standards Advisory Committees En savoir plus
When the CFIA updates their Feed Label Verification Tool, they provide ANAC with the revised version. A new version is now available to all ANAC members to download.
Update to CFIA’s Feed Label Verification Tool En savoir plus
A 30-day consultation period is now open for the following new single ingredient feed (SIF) descriptions. Details on each proposed description can be accessed by clicking the buttons below.
Consultations on 2 new livestock feed ingredients En savoir plus
Some changes to Incorporated by Reference (IbR) documents, such as new or modified caution or warning statements, will require label updates.
IbR document updates may require label changes En savoir plus
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) updated the Tables of Maximum Contaminant Levels for Feeds on January 27.
Tables of Maximum Contaminant Levels for Feeds updated En savoir plus
