EFFPA is a non-profit EU trade association, founded in 2014, representing former foodstuff processors producing feed for farm animals.
FEED SAFETY
Former foodstuff processors need to comply with essential EU feed legislation.
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REDUCING FOOD WASTE
Valorising former foodstuffs into animal feed reduces food waste accumulation.
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15 JunRevised Waste Framework Directive confirms Former Foodstuffs are not Waste
On 14 June 2018 the revised Waste Framework Directive (EU) 2018/851 was published in the Official Journal of the European Union. As EFFPA (the European Former Foodstuff Processors Association) called for, the new waste legislation includes an exclusion for substances destined for use…
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18 AprEFFPA & FEFAC Welcome Commission Guidelines on Feed Use of Former Foodstuffs
Commission clarifications and guidance help to facilitate public and private understanding of the EU legal framework for the conversion of former foodstuffs into feed
The European Commission published its Guidelines for the feed use of food no longer intended for human consumption on 17…
Read MoreFORMER FOODSTUFFS RESULT FROM FOOD MANUFACTURING…
…ARE PROCESSED INTO A HIGH QUALITY FEED…
…PERFECTLY FITTING INTO A BALANCED DIET FOR HEALTHY ANIMALS
EFFPA is a non-profit EU trade association, founded in 2014, representing former foodstuff processors producing feed for farm animals.
FEED SAFETY
Former foodstuff processors need to comply with essential EU feed legislation.
|
Read more |
REDUCING FOOD WASTE
Valorising former foodstuffs into animal feed reduces food waste accumulation.
|
Read more |
FORMER FOODSTUFFS RESULT FROM FOOD MANUFACTURING…
…ARE PROCESSED INTO A HIGH QUALITY FEED…
…PERFECTLY FITTING INTO A BALANCED DIET FOR HEALTHY ANIMALS
15Jun
Revised Waste Framework Directive confirms Former Foodstuffs are not Waste
On 14 June 2018 the revised Waste Framework Directive (EU) 2018/851 was published in the Official Journal of the European Union. As EFFPA (the European Former Foodstuff Processors Association) called for, the new waste legislation includes an exclusion for substances destined for use as feed materials (Article 2(2,e)). In recital 8 it is explained that […]
Read more18Apr
EFFPA & FEFAC Welcome Commission Guidelines on Feed Use of Former Foodstuffs
Commission clarifications and guidance help to facilitate public and private understanding of the EU legal framework for the conversion of former foodstuffs into feed The European Commission published its Guidelines for the feed use of food no longer intended for human consumption on 17 April 2018, as the next key deliverable of the EU Circular […]