According to an article released by petfoodindustry, USDA reports that Morocco has introduced a new code for importing animal meal, now allowing its use in dog and cat food. Establishments must receive individual authorization from the Moroccan Food Safety Authority (ONSSA) and comply with specific conditions. Import prerequisites include a preliminary assessment by ONSSA and detailed documentation. The new regulation aims to enhance product safety, traceability, and quality, fostering a more robust and regulated pet food market in Morocco.
Morocco Implements New Code for Animal Meal Imports in Pet Food Production
KoehlerC2024-07-15T20:01:28+02:00July 15th, 2024|Categories: Africa, General, regulation, US|Tags: animal meal importation, animal meal regulations, import prerequisites, Moroccan pet food market, Morocco pet food regulations, ONSSA authorization, pet food safety, pet food traceability, USDA report, veterinary control|