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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14 NovJob Opening For EFFPA Policy Advisor
About EFFPA
EFFPA represents the former foodstuffs processing sector at EU level. Former foodstuff processors convert food losses from food manufacturers and retailers into animal feed for food-producing animals. Please see this animation video for an explanation of what former foodstuff processing…
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EFFPA has developed a brochure called “Keeping Food Losses in the Food Chain” to explain the essentials of former foodstuff processing. The title highlights the capacity of former foodstuff...
FORMER 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
14Nov
Job Opening For EFFPA Policy Advisor
About EFFPA EFFPA represents the former foodstuffs processing sector at EU level. Former foodstuff processors convert food losses from food manufacturers and retailers into animal feed for food-producing animals. Please see this animation video for an explanation of what former foodstuff processing is and how it contributes to sustainable food & feed systems and sustainable […]
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29Sep
International Food Waste Awareness Day: Former Foodstuff Processing contribution to tackle foodwaste
In the context of the 3rd FAO International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste on 29 September 2022, EFFPA has published new videos, in 7 languages, to explain former foodstuff processing. In this process, food losses emerging at food manufacturer and retail level are processed to be used as feed ingredients for food-producing […]
