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Katsuaki Sugiura1, Shoich Yamatani, Masashi Watahara
1Food and Agricultural Materials Inspection Centre, 2-1 Shintoshin, Chuo-ku, Saitama, Saitama 330-9731, Japan. katsuaki_sugiura@nm.famic.go.jp
Abstract:
Due to the price hike of imported grains for feed, the production of Ecofeed, feed produced from recycled food waste, has increased in recent years. Food dregs from the food and beverage processing industry and out-of-date food from supermarkets and convenience stores are most often used as raw materials for Ecofeed. As food waste usually contains a lot of moisture and is easily spoiled, guidelines prescribing measures to be taken when collecting, transporting and storing raw materials, and for the production, shipment, storage and use of Ecofeed products, have been developed to ensure the safety of Ecofeed. The guidelines also include measures that should be taken to prevent the spread of bovine spongiform encephalopathy when producing and using Ecofeed. A certification system was introduced in March 2009 to ensure the quality and safety of Ecofeed and thus promote its use.
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