Application with a view to Registration or Approval under the EC Feed Hygiene Regulation (183/2005)
IMAGE: The first page displays the Orkney Islands Council crest and logo above a blank application form for registration or approval under the EC Feed Hygiene Regulation (183/2005). The form contains fields for the feed business, premises, activities, applicant, existing registration or approval, approval or registration number, signature, and date.
To: Orkney Islands Council
I am applying for the following premises to be registered/approved (delete as necessary) under the above legislation. The information required is set out below:
1. Name or business name of the feed business to which this application relates:
Name:
Business Name:
2. Address and associated details of the premises where the activity requiring registration or approval is undertaken or to be undertaken:
Address:
Telephone No:
Fax No:
E-mail:
3. Activity or activities carried out on the premises (please use the code and activity descriptions shown overleaf):
Code:
Activity:
4. Applicant details:
Name:
Address (only complete if different to the address indicated in at 2 above):
5. Premises currently approved or registered under the Feeding Stuffs (Establishments and Intermediaries) Regulations 1999:
(Please indicate following in the appropriate box if the business is currently approved or registered, and provide its approval/registration number).
| Registered | Approved |
|---|---|
| Yes/No (delete as appropriate) | Yes/No (delete as appropriate) |
Approval/Registration Number (if available):
| Signature | Date |
|---|---|
IMAGE: The second page displays a table headed “R. Registration Activities” listing registration activity codes R1 to R9, covering feed additives, premixtures, bioproteins, compound feedingstuffs, compound feeds, pet foods, feed materials, transport, and storage.
R. Registration Activities
| Code | Activity Description | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| R1. | Manufacture and/or placing on the market of feed additives (other than those subject to approval). | This includes preservatives, emulsifiers, stabilisers, thickeners, gelling agents, binders, anticaking agents, acidity regulators, antioxidants (not subject to a maximum permitted level), silage agents, denaturants, substances to control radionucleide contamination, colourants (except carotenoids and xanthophylls). |
| R2. | Manufacture and/or placing on the market of premixtures (other than those subject to approval). | This includes premixtures containing any feed additive excluding vitamins A and D and copper and selenium. |
| R3. | Manufacture and/or placing on the market of bioproteins (“certain products”) not subject to approval. | This includes urea and its salts, ammonium salts, amino acids and their salts, analogues of amino acids. |
| R4. | Manufacture of compound feedingstuffs (other than those subject to approval). | This includes the manufacture of complete and complementary feeds, with or without additives. |
| R5. | Placing on the market of compound feeds. | Covers premises engaged in the buying and selling of compound feeds but not manufacturing such feeds. |
| R6. | Manufacture of pet foods. | Includes the manufacture of complete and complementary feeds with or without additives. |
| R7. | Manufacture and/or placing on the market of feed materials. | Feed materials are products which are intended as ingredients of compound feeds or which can be fed singly to animals (e.g. cereal or cereal products). |
| R8. | Transport of feed and feed products. | This includes the premises of businesses that transport feed materials, compound feed, feed additives and premixtures. Transport of feed and feed products by manufacturers own vehicles are covered by the approval/registration of the manufacturer’s premises. |
| R9. | Storage of feed and feed products. | Only covers premises not covered by another approval/registration activity relating to the manufacture or placing on the market of the products in question. In other words, it excludes storage facilities at a manufacturer’s or transporter’s premises. |
IMAGE: The third page displays tables headed “Farms” and “Code Activity Description Notes”, listing farm activities R10 to R14, followed by a note explaining that many such premises are covered by other official registration schemes.
Farms
| Code | Activity Description | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| R10. | Mixing feeds, on farms, with additives and premixtures. | This activity is subject to registration under existing legislation (EC Directive 95/69 as implemented by the Feeding Stuffs (Establishment and intermediaries). Regulations 1999). It covers cases where farms buy-in additives and premixture products (i.e. not contained in a compound feed) and mix them with feeds (forage, cereals etc.). |
| R11. | Mixing feeds, on farms, with compound feedingstuffs which contain additives. | This activity is subject to registration under existing legislation (EC Directive 95/69 as implemented by the Feeding stuffs (Establishment and Intermediaries) Regulations 1999). |
Note: Certain other activities are subject to the provisions of the Feed Hygiene Regulation which have not been specifically identified above. These include:
| Code | Activity Description | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| R12. | Food Businesses selling co-products of the food industry which are destined as feed materials. | This includes brewers, distillers, dairies and food manufacturers carrying out such an activity. |
| R13. | Livestock farms which do not mix feeds or mix feeds without additives. | This includes fish farms. |
| R14. | Arable farms growing or selling crops for feed. | N/A. |
However, most of these premises will be registered under other official schemes and if this is the case no application for registration under the Feed Hygiene Regulation needs to be made. This includes food businesses registered under the Food Hygiene Regulations.
IMAGE: The fourth page displays a table headed “A. Approval Activities” listing approval activity codes A1 to A8, covering nutritional, zootechnical, antioxidant and colourant additives, proteins from microorganisms, amino-acid fermentation co-products, and premixtures containing specified vitamins, copper, or selenium.
A. Approval Activities
| Code | Activity Description | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| A1. | Manufacture and/or placing on the market of nutritional additives. | This includes: vitamins, pro-vitamins and chemically defined substances having a similar effect; trace elements; amino acids, their salts and analogues and urea and its derivatives. |
| A2. | Manufacture and/or placing on the market of zootechnical additives: Digestibility enhancers, gut flora stabilisers and substances which favourably affect the environment. | This includes enzymes and micro-organisms. |
| A3. | Manufacture and/or placing on the market of antioxidant additives with a maximum content in feeds specified in EC Regulation 1831/2003. | This covers propyl gallate, octyl gallate, dodecyl gallate, butylated hydroxyanisole (BHA), butylated hydroxytoluene (BHT), ethoxyquin. |
| A4. | Manufacture and/or placing on the market of colorant additives: carotenoids and xanthophylls. | |
| A5. | Manufacture and/or placing on the market of proteins obtained from micro-organisms belonging to groups of bacteria, yeast, algae and lower fungi. | |
| A6. | Manufacture and/or placing on the market of co-products of the manufacture of amino acids by fermentation. | These products were previously covered by Council Directive 82/471/EEC on Certain Products (Bioproteins) and are now authorised under the EC Feed Additives Regulation (1831/2003). |
| A7. | Manufacture and/or placing on the market of premixtures containing vitamins A and D. | |
| A8. | Manufacture and/or placing on the market of premixtures containing copper and selenium. |