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The Animal Feed (England) Regulations 2010
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SCHEDULE 1Specified Provisions of Regulation 767/2009
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| Specified provision | Subject matter |
|---|---|
| Article 4, as read with Annex I and with the Annex to Regulation242/2010 | General safety and other requirements to be met when feed is placed on the market or used |
| Article 5(1) | Extension of requirements in relation to feed for food-producing animals in other legislation to apply to feed for non food-producing animals |
| Article 5(2) | Obligation on person responsible for labelling to make information available to competent authority |
| Article 6(1), as read with Annex III | Prohibition or restriction on the marketing or use of certain materials for animal nutritional purposes |
| Article 8 | Controls on the levels of additives in feeds |
| Article 9 | Controls on the marketing of feeds for particular nutritional purposes |
| Article 11, as read with Annexes II & IV and with the Annex to Regulation 242/2010 | Rules and principles governing the labelling and presentation of feed |
| Article 12 | Designation of the person responsible for labelling and the obligations and responsibilities of that person |
| Article 13(1) | General conditions on making a claim about the characteristics or functions of a feed on the labelling or presentation of it |
| Article 13(2)&(3) | Special conditions applying to claims concerning optimisation of the nutrition and support or protection of the physiological conditions |
| Article 14(1)&(2) | Requirements for the presentation of the mandatory labelling particulars |
| Article 15, as read with Annex VI and VII and Article 21 | General mandatory labelling requirements for feed materials and compound feeds |
| Article 16, as read with Annex II and V and Article 21 and with the Annex to Regulation 242/2010 | Specific labelling requirements for feed materials |
| Article 17(1)&(2) as read with Annex II, VI & VII and Article 21 | Specific labelling requirements for compound feeds |
| Article 18 | Additional labelling requirements for feed for particular nutritional purposes (dietetic feeds) |
| Article 19 | Additional labelling requirements for pet food |
| Article 20(1) as read with Annex VIII | Additional requirements for labelling of non-compliant feed, such as that containing contaminated materials |
| Article 23 | Requirements relating to the packaging and sealing of feed materials and compound feeds for placing on the market |
| Article 24(5) | Requirement that if the name of a feed material listed in the Community Catalogue of feed materials is used, all relevant provisions of the Catalogue must be complied with. |
| Article 24(6) | Obligation on a person who first places on the market a feed material not listed in the Community Catalogue to notify its use |
| Article 25(4) | Requirement that if use of the Community Codes of good labelling practice is indicated on labelling, all relevant provisions of the codes must be complied with |
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