Presence of DNA (ruminant, poultry, and mammals/bird) and Enterobacteriaceae in fishmeal from Ecuador
- Classification
- Non-compliance notification
- Risk
- No risk
- Category
- feed materials
- Hazard
- Enterobacteriaceae too high count - {non-pathogenic micro-organisms} *** poultry DNA presence - {} *** protein animal - {composition} *** protein mamm
- Origin
- Ecuador
- Notifier
- Denmark
What is this? This notice is about fishmeal from Ecuador. It says some batches have too many germs called Enterobacteriaceae. It also found traces of animal DNA in the fishmeal.
What's happening? Denmark found these problems in fishmeal from Ecuador. The fishmeal is used for animal feed, not people.
Does this affect me? This does not affect people. It only affects animals eating the fishmeal.
What should I do? If you feed animals this fishmeal, stop using it. Ask your vet or a feed expert what to use instead.
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Classification: Non-compliance notification · Risk: No risk · Category: feed materials · Hazard: Enterobacteriaceae too high count - {non-pathogenic micro-organisms} *** poultry DNA presence - {} *** protein animal - {composition} *** protein mamm · Origin: Ecuador · Notifier: Denmark
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