Feed Ban lifted
The European Commission has officially revised the so called ‘feed ban’ which restricted the use of Processed Animal Proteins (PAPs)...
White Papers outline legislation changes and benefit of PAPs in poultry diets
EFPRA has written two new White Papers to support communication with the supply chain about the proposed lifting of the...
Italian passion for food and feed
Italians are very conscious about the story behind their food. Excellent product quality and regional origin are both highly valued....
Adjustment of animal protein regulations to stimulate circular economy in EU
Changes to animal by-product regulations could make a valuable contribution to creating a circular economy. A proposal currently under scrutiny...
Answer your questions about PAPs
A new set of questions and answers about Processed Animal Proteins (PAPs) is now available on the EFPRA website. The reapproval of...
A step towards more sustainable animal feed
A new step has been taken towards sustainable animal nutrition following developments in the Netherlands. A cluster of Dutch companies,...
Step up sustainability with Processed Animal Proteins
Food production is a great place to start building a circular economy. Farmers all over the world are already reusing a...
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