PPT-Common adulteration in feed and fodders
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Adulteration is defined as the admixture of a pure substance with some cheaper and low quality substance It is done intentionally usually to make money In costly
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Common adulteration in feed and fodders: Transcript
Adulteration is defined as the admixture of a pure substance with some cheaper and low quality substance It is done intentionally usually to make money In costly feed ingredients like oil seed cakes and feeds of animal origin like fish meal adulteration is done by spraying urea in order to raise their protein content . TERTIARY FEED PRIMARY FEED SECONDARY FEED 575135737657394573925739257401573895739457392573935739657376574125744157462574495744457376574215744 The survey was carried out by the Regional Offices of the FSSAI located at Chennai Southern Region Mumbai Western Region Delhi Northern Region Guwahati N rth Eastern Region and Kolka ta Eastern Region with the following objectives 1 To identify the Bart Borg. Murphy Brown LLC. Ames, Iowa. Outline. Shuanghui International purchase of Smithfield Foods. Key decision points for:. Feed pricing. Feed sourcing. Feed quality and efficiency evaluation. Wrap up. Food Adulteration. Definition: It is . an act . of. . intentionally . debasing. the quality of food . . . offered for sale . . . either. by the admixture /substitution of . . . Cost per unit of nutrient allows dairy managers to compare the relative cost of a selected nutrient. If corn is priced at $0.15 per kg (dry matter basis), one unit of net energy is worth $0.065 cents Feeding in animals. . Some animals feed by . sucking. the fluids out of another plant or animal. . Can you name few such animals?. Lets see some.. Relations between MLs of contaminants in feed and food. Case study: Dioxins . in products of . an animal origin, impact of the environment. 2. Content. 3. Harmonisation . between . MLs. of contaminants in feed and . Many different ingredients are used to manufacture fish . feeds. The most employed are: . fish . products, . legumes. , . oil-seeds . animal. by-. products. Fish meals . and marine fish . oils have . Dr. . Tahir. Ali. RIPS. Riphah International University. DEFINATION. Adulteration is a practice of substituting original crude drug partially or whole with other similar looking substances but the latter is either free from or inferior in chemical and therapeutic properties.. Definition: It is . an act . of. . intentionally . debasing. the quality of food . . . offered for sale . . . either. by the admixture /substitution of . . . inferior subs . or . PHG434 Evaluation of herbal products Lec 4 Drug adulteration The adulteration and substitution of herbal drugs is the burning problem in herbal industry and it has caused a major effect What is FAMI-QS?FAMI-QS is a Third Party Certication for the sector of Specialty Feed Ingredients and their Mixtures, related to the enforcement of EU Feed Hygiene Regulation (183/2005/EC) throug 1 Maximum L imits or for contaminants in feed commodities ( notification ) April 201 9 【 M aximum Limits (i) 】 Mycotoxin Feed commodities level s( mg/kg ) Aflatoxin B 1 Composite feeds for By-. Sanjay Kumar. Asst. Prof., Dept. of LPM, BVC, . Bihar Animal Sciences University, Patna.
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