The Feeding Stuffs (Establishments and Intermediaries) Regulations 1999

Incorporation of certain additives into compound feeding stuffs

54.  No person shall incorporate into a compound feeding stuff any copper, selenium, vitamin A or vitamin D, unless—

(a) the additive concerned has been prepared beforehand, in a premixture containing a substance used as a carrier, but not containing a zootechnical additive, on a UK or EC approved or permitted Article 2.2(b) establishment, a UK approved or permitted third country Article 2.2(b) establishment or an EC approved or permitted third country Article 2.2(b) establishment, and he incorporates the premixture in accordance with regulation 71,

(b) the additive concerned has been prepared beforehand, in a premixture containing a substance used as a carrier, and containing also a zootechnical additive, on—

(i) a UK approved Chapter I.2 establishment, as defined in regulation 3 of the Feedingstuffs (Zootechnical Products) Regulations 1999,

(ii) a UK permitted Chapter I.2 establishment as defined as aforesaid,

(iii) an EC approved or permitted Article 2.2(b) establishment,

(iv) a UK approved or permitted third country Chapter I.2 establishment, as defined as aforesaid,

(v) an EC approved or permitted third country Article 2.2(b) establishment;

and he incorporates the premixture in accordance with regulation 59 of those Regulations,

(c) the incorporation is carried out on a UK registered or permitted Article 7.2(c)(PA) establishment, and the requirements specified in the first and, in the case of registered establishments, third, indented paragraphs of Article 13.4(b) of Directive 70/524 are satisfied, or

(d) the incorporation is carried out on—

(i) a UK registered or permitted Article 7.2(c)(PA) establishment, or

(ii) a UK registered or permitted Article 7.2(d)(PA) establishment,

engaged in the manufacture of compound feeding stuffs for pet animals.