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AFMA is committed to promoting responsible, science-based practices across the feed value chain. As part of this commitment, we share internationally recognised standards and guidelines that support safer, more efficient, and sustainable feed manufacturing in South Africa.
Developed by trusted global partners such as the FAO and IFIF, these resources offer practical insight into key areas like biosecurity, antimicrobial stewardship, and animal nutrition. They serve as valuable tools to strengthen operational excellence and align local practices with global benchmarks.
IFIF Biosecurity Guidance for Feed Mills
A global manual outlining best practices for managing biosecurity risks in feed mills. Includes procedures for inputs, site standards, pest control, and feed delivery.
FAO: Animal Nutrition Strategies
This FAO document provides science-based strategies to reduce antimicrobial use in livestock, promoting sustainable animal production through improved nutrition.
FAO: Biosecurity for Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza
Offers comprehensive measures to mitigate the risk of avian influenza outbreaks, with emphasis on farm and feed safety protocols in developing countries.
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