The UKFFPA represents the former foodstuffs sector as well as safeguarding its activities and promoting its interests on issues affecting its members.

Latest news and resources

14 Aug 2020

EFFPA

EFFPA is a non-profit EU trade association, founded in 2014, representing former foodstuff processors producing feed for farm animals.

Members only
27 Jun 2020

Maleic Hydrazide

The Chemicals Regulation Division (CRD) has removed the restriction on feeding livestock with produce which has been treated with maleic hydrazide (MH), including potatoes and potato products.

11 Jun 2020

UKFFPA Committee appoints John Knight as Chair

John Knight has held numerous positions during his career with the Agricultural supply industry. He started his career as a cattle specialist with Jas Wyllie & Sons, of the Cooperative Wholesale Society, based in South-West Scotland.

Members only
04 Feb 2020

UKFFPA Terms of Reference

Terms of reference, constitution and rules of the UK Former Foodstuff Processors Association

About the UKFFPA

Former Foodstuffs and Sustainability

UKFFPA Current Top Priorities & Other Current Topics

 

For general enquiries the main switchboard is 01733 385230 or we can be reached via email at [email protected].

 

 

Resources 

Legislation, Guidance and Codes of Practice WRAP UKFFPA Projects BRC Voluntary Module 9

Trade Assurance Schemes

UFAS - Universal Feed Assurance Scheme

Provides an assurance system to ensure that feed destined for UK livestock meets safety requirements defined by legislators and industry.

FEMAS - Feed Materials Assurance Scheme

Provides an assurance system to ensure that feed ingredients destined for UK livestock meet safety requirements defined by legislators and industry.

TASCC - Trade Assurance Scheme for Combinable Crops

Provides an assurance system for the trading of combinable crops for food, feed and biofuel use, the trading of compound feed and feed materials and the transport and storage of combinable crops and animal feeds to meet safety requirements defined by legislators and industry.