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Policy & Regulation Europe EFSA

Reduce vitamin A in feed, advises EFSA

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The European Feed Safety Authority (EFSA) has recommended lowering the maximum permitted levels of vitamin A in animal feed to help prevent excessive intake of the vitamin by consumers of products derived from animals fed these diets. It also recommends regulating complementary feeds to avoid excessive levels of vitamin A, and monitoring vitamin A in foodstuffs such as liver.

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