China: Chinese Feed Additive Catalog Re-Organized

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China: Chinese Feed Additive Catalog Re-Organized

This report contains an unofficial translation of the 2021 version of “Approved Feed Additives”, which is a revision of the same document published in December 2013. The 2021 version consolidates six notices made by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs (MARA) and the Ministry of Agriculture from July 2014 to November 2020. Companies interested in exporting feed additives to China must ensure their products are listed in “Approved Feed Additives” and also meet the facility registration requirements established by the General Administration of China Customs (GACC). For additives not listed, companies must complete MARA's approval process for new feed additives.

Exporting, Regulations & Requirements
East Asia and the Pacific, China
Grains, Feeds and Fodders

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