Feed

Since 16 July 2026, a new EU regulation applies to NGT plants, with consequences for labelling. We outline the key changes.

Mycotoxins in cereals and animal feed face stricter EU limits and growing climate pressure. Discover the legislation, the risk and how to control it.

The PPWR (Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation) is the new European regulation on packaging, which will come into force on 12 August 2026. With this regulation, Europe aims to achieve a fundamental shift: less packaging waste, more circularity and stricter control of materials and claims.

Sustainability claims have become an important commercial tool in recent years. At the same time, this has led to an increase in vague, exaggerated or hard-to-verify communication. With the introduction of the ECGT Directive (Empowering Consumers for the Green Transition, 2024/825), Europe aims to put a stop to this.

Animal feed must comply with strict quality and safety standards, not only for animal welfare but also for the safety of our own food.

In the world of food safety, it is no longer just about strict rules and quality control.

Within breweries, the brewing process generates two by-products that are widely used in the animal feed industry: brewer's spent grain (draff) and brewer's yeast. In exceptional cases, feed beer is also sold to the animal feed market. Until recently, these products could be placed on the market directly as feed material, but this is no longer always possible for brewer's yeast. In this blog, we give an overview of the amended regulation and interpretation.

Jeroen Crepeele, Normanist en consultant feed, neemt je mee in interne en externe audits.

Every operator of an animal feed business that wishes to carry out activities within the animal feed sector must register or obtain approval. Specifically for Belgium, there is also an additional level

In the world of animal feed, homogeneity tests on mixing installations play an important role. They are essential to ensure the safety, quality and consistency of animal feed.