Latest UFAS Undesirables in Feed Results Published by AIC – 2024 Mycotoxin and Dioxin Summary

AIC has published the latest findings from the 2024 Universal Feed Assurance Scheme (UFAS) annual undesirables testing programme. This round of testing revealed no exceedances of dioxin action or legal limits in samples submitted by UFAS-accredited compound feed Particpants in the UK and Ireland.

Furthermore, the levels of mycotoxin content detected during this period indicates that the overall risk of mycotoxin in animal feed remains low.

For further details, please download the full reports here:

Dioxin Report

Mycotoxins Report

Authors

Sarah-Jane Godfrey

Technical Manager, AIC Services

Sarah-Jane Godfrey is a Technical Manager for AIC Services. She is based at AIC's Peterborough office and is responsible for the support of the assurance schemes as well as the delivery of agri-supply technical projects.

Sarah-Jane brings a wealth of practical experience having held a range of technical, nutritionist and commercial roles during her 25-year career in the animal feed and pet food industry.

Email:

[email protected]

Phone:

01733 385246

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Simon Williams

Technical Manager, AIC Services

Simon Williams is Technical Manager for AIC Services. He is based at AIC Head Office, Peterborough and is responsible for the management and coordination of the FEMAS and UFAS assurance schemes as well as being the key contact for mutual recognition with European scheme owners and managing Earned Recognition relationships with UK feed and food competent authorities.

Previous to his role with AIC, Simon was employed in a variety of technical roles in the food industry covering primary and further processing of meat, breakfast cereals and a product technologist role with a major retailer.

Email:

[email protected]

Phone:

01733 385245

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