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Updates on Feed and Fertilizer Labeling: AAFCO Insights on Mycotoxins and Regulations

This presentation by Ricky Schroeder at the 2012 AAFCO Feed Labeling Workshop addresses critical updates in labeling non-pet foods, focusing on mycotoxins such as aflatoxin, fumonisin, ochratoxin, vomitoxin, and zearalenone. It reviews federal action levels for aflatoxins, highlights common sources like corn and peanuts, and underscores changes expected due to the expiration of the MOU with FDA. The workshop provides essential information for compliance with ingredient definitions, labeling practices, and collaboration between state and federal agencies to maintain safe animal feed standards.

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Updates on Feed and Fertilizer Labeling: AAFCO Insights on Mycotoxins and Regulations

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  1. WBFI Ricky Schroeder Manager Feed & Fertilizer Registration

  2. WBFI AAFCO Labeling Mycotoxins AAFCO/FDA

  3. Labeling – Anything New? 2012 AAFCO Feed Labeling Workshop Grand Sierra in Reno, NV January 16, 2012

  4. Labeling – Anything New? Non-Pet Food Labeling Guide Single Ingredient Feeds Section Working Group Example labels Purpose Statement

  5. Mycotoxins • Aflatoxin – Fumonisin – Ochratoxin – Vomitoxin – Zearalenone – Others • Aflatoxin – Common Sources • Corn • Peanuts • Cottonseed • Other grains

  6. Federal Aflatoxin Action Levels

  7. Aflatoxins in Texas • Follow Federals Action Levels except: • Allow up to 50 ppb when destined for wildlife • Aflatoxin levels above 20 ppb every year

  8. AAFCO/FDA • Ingredient Definitions • MOU with FDA expires Sept 2012 • Official Common and Usual Names and Definitions • FDA Generally Recognized As Safe • FDA Feed Additive Petition • AAFCO Chief Operating Officer • Animal Feed Regulatory Program Standards • State/FDA Collaboration

  9. Thank You Ricky

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