{"topic_id":"cfia_claims_tables_001","category":"ca-2026","context":"---\ntopic_id: cfia_claims_tables_001\ncategory: CFIA-CLAIMS-TABLES\ntitle: Tables of Permissible Claims for Feed Labels - inspection.canada.ca\nlang: en\nsource: cfia_tables_permissible_claims.html\ndate_parsed: 2026-07-18\ntokens_estimated: 18554\n\nextra: {\"file_section\": 1, \"table_count\": 3}\n---\n\nTables of Permissible Claims for Feed Labels - inspection.canada.ca\n\n Skip to main content\n\n Skip to \"About this site\"\n\nLanguage selection\n\nFrançais\n\nfr\n\n /\n\nGouvernement du Canada\n\nSearch\n\nCustomize your search\n\ninspection.canada.ca\n\ncanada.ca\n\nMenu\n\nMain \nMenu \n\nHome\n\nNew\n\nPlant and Animal Health Strategy\n\nPlant and Animal Health Strategy\n\nPlant and Animal Health Strategy\n\nPlant and Animal Health Strategy\n\nYou are here\n\nCanada.ca\n\nCanadian Food Inspection Agency\n\nAnimal health\n\nLivestock feeds\n\nDocuments incorporated by reference\n\nTables of Permissible Claims for Feed Labels\n\nThis document is incorporated by reference into the \n\nFeeds Regulations, 2024\n\n. Any changes to this document must be made in accordance with the \nCFIA Incorporation by Reference Policy\n.\n\nTable 1: General claims\n\nTable 2: Nutritional claims\n\nTable 3: Specialty feeds claims\n\nTable 1: General claims\n\nItem\n\nColumn 1\n\n Type of claim\n\nColumn 2\n\n Approved claim\n\nColumn 3\n\n Feed conditions\n\nColumn 4\n\n Label conditions\n\n1.\n\nClaims highlighting the presence of a single ingredient feed\n\nContains XX (name of single ingredient feed).\n\nFor example:\n\ncontains canola oil.\n\nContains XX (name of single ingredient feed) as a XX (purpose statement).\n\nFor example:\n\ncontains canola oil as an energy source.\n\nThe livestock feed must contain the named single ingredient feed.\n\nThe named single ingredient feed must be listed in classes 1 to 5 of the Canadian Feed Ingredients Table.\n\nMay indicate the purpose of that single ingredient feed as per the classification in the Canadian Feed Ingredients Table or as per the label of the registered single ingredient feed.\n\n2.\n\nTransfer of claims\n\nAny approved claim as per the label of a registered single ingredient feed or label of a registered mixed feed.\n\nThe mixed feed must contain the single ingredient feed or mixed feed in its formulation in an amount that is associated with that claim.\n\nThe livestock feed name and registration number of the registered single ingredient feed or registered mixed feed must be noted on the label in conjunction with the transferred claim(s).\n\n3.\n\nClaims respecting organic\n\nOrganic\n\nContains X percent organic ingredients\n\nCanada Organic logo\n\nThe livestock feed must meet all of the conditions of Part 13 of the \nSafe Food for Canadians Regulations\n.\n\nRefer to \nOrganic products\n\nThe label must meet all of the conditions in Part 13 of the \nSafe Food for Canadians Regulations\n.\n\nRefer to \nOrganic products\n\n4.\n\nClaims respecting method of production\n\nThis livestock feed is suitable for use as part of the raised without antibiotics program.\n\nThe livestock feed must be made in a manner that is consistent with the CFIA Food Program's \npolicy on method of production claims\n.\n\n\"Free from\" claims are not allowed.\n\nThe following claims may only be added to the label if the \"Approved claim\" also appears on the label:\n\nRaised without antibiotics\n\nRWA\n\nThis livestock feed is suitable for use as part of the raised without the use of added hormones program.\n\nThe livestock feed must be made in a manner that is consistent with the CFIA Food Program's \npolicy on method of production claims\n.\n\n\"Free from\" claims are not allowed.\n\nThe following claims may only be added to the label if the \"Approved claim\" also appears on the label:\n\nRaised without the use of added hormones\n\nThis livestock feed has been manufactured and/or handled in accordance with the Canadian Ractopamine-Free Pork Certification Program (CRFPCP).\n\nThis livestock feed has been manufactured and/or handled in accordance with the CRFPCP.\n\nManufactured and/or handled in accordance with the Canadian Ractopamine-Free Pork Certification Program.\n\nManufactured and/or handled in accordance with the CRFPCP.\n\nThese claims can only be made on labels for swine feeds.\n\n\"Free from\" claims are not allowed.\n\nThis livestock feed is suitable for use as part of the raised without animal products, animal by-products, animal fat, meat meal, animal meal, and/or bone meal \nprogram.\n\nTable note \na\n\nThe livestock feed must be made in a manner that is consistent with the CFIA Food Program's \npolicy on method of production claims\n.\n\n\"Free from\" claims are not allowed.\n\nThe following claims may only be added to the label if the \"Approved claim\" also appears on the label:\n\n\"Raised without\" or \"fed no\"\n\nanimal products,\n\nanimal by-products,\n\nanimal fat,\n\nmeat meal,\n\nanimal meal, and/or\n\nbone meal\n\nNote that the term animal includes insects, fish and shellfish.\n\nThis livestock feed is suitable for use as part of the raised without the use of medically important antimicrobials (MIAs) program.\n\nThe livestock feed must be made in a manner that is consistent with the CFIA Food Program's \npolicy on method of production claims\n for RWA claims, but specific for MIAs.\n\nThe livestock feed must not contain medically-important antimicrobials:\n\nThose belonging to the categories I, II, and III according to Health Canada's \nCategorization of Antimicrobial Drugs Based on Importance in Human Medicine\n\n\"Free from\" claims are not allowed.\n\nThe following claims may only be added to the label if the \"Approved claim\" also appears on the label:\n\nRaised without the use of MIAs\n\nThis livestock feed is suitable for use as part of the grain fed program.\n\nThe livestock feed must be made in a manner that is consistent with the CFIA Food Program's \npolicy on method of production claims\n.\n\nThe claim can only be made on labels for complete feeds, and must meet the minimum percentages of grains or grain by-products allowed in complete feeds for certain livestock species outlined in the policy.\n\n\"Free from\" claims are not allowed.\n\nThe following claims may only be added to the label if the \"Approved claim\" also appears on the label:\n\nGrain fed\n\nThis livestock feed is suitable for use as part of the all vegetable program.\n\nThe livestock feed must be made in a manner that is consistent with the CFIA Food Program's \npolicy on method of production claims\n. Refer to this policy for any exceptions.\n\nNo single ingredient feed of animal origin is to be used in the manufacture of livestock feed when claiming the livestock feed contains all vegetable or plant-based single ingredient feeds.\n\n\"Free from\" claims are not allowed.\n\nThe following claims may only be added to the label if the \"Approved claim\" also appears on the label:\n\nall vegetable\n\nAV\n\n5.\n\nClaims respecting the absence of ingredients in the livestock feed\n\nContains no animal products, animal by-products, animal fat, animal meal, and/or bone \nmeal.\n\nTable note \na\n\nThe livestock feed must be made in a manner that is consistent with the CFIA Food Program's \npolicy on method of production claims\n. Refer to this policy for any exceptions.\n\nNo single ingredient feed of animal origin is to be used in the manufacture of livestock feed when claiming the livestock feed does not contain that single ingredient feed of animal origin.\n\n\"Free from\" claims are not allowed.\n\nNote that the term animal includes insects, fish and shellfish.\n\nContains no added medications\n\nThe livestock feed must be made in a manner that is consistent with the CFIA Food Program's \npolicy on method of production claims\n.\n\nNo added medications are to be used in the manufacture of livestock feed when claiming the livestock feed contains no added medications.\n\n\"Free from\" claims are not allowed\n\nContains no added antibiotics\n\nThe livestock feed must be made in a manner that is consistent with the CFIA Food Program's \npolicy on method of production claims\n.\n\nNo added antibiotics are to be used in the manufacture of livestock feed when claiming the livestock feed contains no added antibiotics.\n\n\"Free from\" claims are not allowed\n\nContains no added medically important antimicrobials (MIAs)\n\nThe livestock feed must be made in a manner that is consistent with the CFIA Food Program's \npolicy on method of production claims\n.\n\nNo added MIAs are to be used in the manufacture of livestock feed when claiming the livestock feed contains no added MIAs.\n\n\"Free from\" claims are not allowed\n\nTable note\n\nTable note a\n\nThe wording of this approved claim can include 1, some or all of the listed ingredients of animal origin.\n\nReturn to table note \na\n referrer\n\nTable 2: Nutritional claims\n\nItem\n\nColumn 1\n\n Type of claim\n\nColumn 2\n\n Approved claim\n\nColumn 3\n\n Feed conditions\n\nColumn 4\n\n Label conditions\n\n1.\n\nClaims respecting a source of a nutrient (for example, vitamin, mineral, fat, protein, \nfibre)\n\nTable note \nb\n\nSource of XX (specific nutrient).\n\nFor example:\n\nSource of protein.\n\nSource of copper.\n\nThe livestock feed must contain the specific nutrient (for example, protein) at a level that meets at least 25% of the animal's minimum daily requirement, as defined by the National Research Council.\n\nThe livestock feed must contain a source of the specified nutrient.\n\nA guarantee for the specified nutrient must be included in the guaranteed analysis.\n\nQualifier words are not permitted to be added to the claim.\n\nFor example:\n\n\"good\";\n\n \"high in\";\n\n \"excellent\"; etc.\n\nTable note\n\nTable note b\n\nfibre may be spelled \"fiber\".\n\nReturn to table note \nb\n referrer\n\nTable 3: Specialty feeds claims\n\nItem\n\nColumn 1\n\n Specialty feeds\n\nColumn 2\n\n Approved claim\n\nColumn 3\n\n Feed conditions\n\nColumn 4\n\n Label conditions\n\n1.\n\nAnion/cation balance products\n\nAnion/cation balance product\n\nDietary cation/anion balance (DCAB) product\n\nDietary cation/anion difference (DCAD) product\n\nAnionic supplement\n\nContributes to the reduction of the risk of hypocalcaemia in dairy cows.\n\nThe livestock feed must contain sources of anions and/or cations.\n\nWhen used as directed results in reduced dietary cation/anion balance (DCAB).\n\nThe livestock feed may not contain a medicating ingredient or non-feed product.\n\nThe livestock feed must be manufactured in Canada.\n\nA guarantee for actual percent chloride and actual cation/anion balance expressed in mEq/kg must be included in the guaranteed analysis.\n\nThe formula used to determine the DCAB must be included on the label.\n\nDirections for use must indicate feeding to dry dairy cows during weeks 1 to 4 prepartum.\n\nList of ingredients is required on the label.\n\n2.\n\nAnticaking products\n\nAnticaking agent\n\nFlowing agent\n\nFlow aid\n\nFree-flow agent\n\nAnticaking of livestock feeds\n\nReduces the caking of livestock feeds\n\nImproves the flowability of livestock feeds\n\nThe livestock feed may only contain single ingredient feeds as listed in the Canadian Feed Ingredients Table Part I, subclass 6.5 anticaking ingredients or products registered for that purpose and carriers.\n\nDirections for use must not exceed the maximum levels (if listed) set for anticaking ingredients listed in the Canadian Feed Ingredients Table or as per the registered product.\n\nWhen used as directed the product results in improved flow or prevents caking of livestock feed.\n\nThe livestock feed cannot contain flavour ingredients, antioxidants, yeast and yeast by-products, vitamins, algae, enzymes, any other specialty feed or any single ingredient feed supplying nutrients to livestock.\n\nDoes not supply a significant source of nutrients.\n\nThe livestock feed may not contain a medicating ingredient or non-feed product.\n\nThe livestock feed must be manufactured in Canada.\n\nNo nutrient guarantees are permitted.\n\nDirections for use must support the use as an anticaking product in livestock feed.\n\nList of ingredients is required on the label.\n\n3.\n\nAntioxidant products\n\nAntioxidant\n\nPrevents or slows oxidation of feeds.\n\nReduces oxidation of fats and nutrients.\n\nReduces oxidation in livestock feed.\n\nProtects against oxidative damage of nutrients or feed components during processing and/or storage.\n\nThe livestock feed must contain single ingredient feeds as listed in the Canadian Feed Ingredients Table Part I, subclass 6.1 as antioxidants or products registered for that purpose. The livestock feed may contain carriers and facilitating agents.\n\nDirections for use must not exceed the maximum levels (if listed) set for the antioxidants listed in the Canadian Feed Ingredients Table or as per the registered product.\n\nWhen used as directed the product results in reduced oxidation in the livestock feed.\n\nDoes not supply a significant source of nutrients.\n\nThe livestock feed may not contain a medicating ingredient or non-feed product.\n\nThe livestock feed must be manufactured in Canada.\n\nNo nutrient guarantees are permitted.\n\nThe minimum amount of each antioxidant must be guaranteed.\n\nDirections for use must support the use as an antioxidant product in the livestock feed.\n\nList of ingredients is required on the label.\n\n4.\n\nRuminant buffer products\n\nRuminant buffer\n\nBuffer\n\nBuffered\n\nImproves milk fat test in dairy cows.\n\nRuminant buffer products must only be fed to ruminants receiving high grain or concentrate diets.\n\nThe livestock feed must contain at least 1 of the following buffer ingredients:\n\nsodium sesquicarbonate;\n\nsodium bicarbonate\n\nmagnesium oxide\n\nThe recommended concentrations of sodium bicarbonate or the recommended concentrations of magnesium oxide or the recommended concentrations of both mineral salts, must be as follows:\n\nsodium bicarbonate at 1.2 to 1.6% of the dairy ration or 0.6 to 0.8% of the total diet dry matter\n\nmagnesium oxide at 0.4 to 0.6% of the dairy ration, or 0.2 to 0.4% of the total diet dry matter\n\n2 to 3 parts sodium bicarbonate mixed with 1 part magnesium oxide at 1.6 to 2.2% of the dairy ration or 0.8 to 1.2% of the total diet dry matter\n\nThe livestock feed may not contain a medicating ingredient or non-feed product.\n\nThe livestock feed must be manufactured in Canada.\n\nLivestock feeds consisting of a mixture of buffer ingredients:\n\nno nutrient guarantees are permitted\n\nthe actual concentration of buffer ingredient may be included in the guaranteed analysis\n\nLivestock feeds consisting of a mixture of buffer ingredients and nutrients\n\nGuarantees for required nutrients normally shown for a similar livestock feed not containing buffer ingredients\n\nNutrients guaranteed cannot include the nutrient values from the buffer ingredients\n\nThe actual concentration of each buffer ingredient may be included in the guaranteed analysis\n\nDirections for use must include the statement: \"For ruminants receiving high grain or concentrate diets\"\n\n5.\n\nPhytase products\n\nThis livestock feed contains phytase which is an enzyme that increases availability of phytate phosphorus in poultry and swine diets when used at a minimum of 500 FTU*/kg of the complete feed.\n\n*phytase unit\n\nThe livestock feed must contain a registered source of phytase.\n\nThe manufactured livestock feed must contain or supply phytase at a level indicated as per the registered source.\n\nDoes not supply a significant source of nutrients. The livestock feed may not contain a medicating ingredient or non-feed product.\n\nThe livestock feed must be manufactured in Canada.\n\nA guarantee for phytase activity must be included in the guaranteed analysis.\n\nSource of phytase must be displayed on the label.\n\nThe registration number of the original source of the phytase must appear on the label.\n\nFor example: Contains 6-phytase produced by (name of microorganism) (Registration Number: XXXXXX)as a source of phytase.\n\nMay include the brand name of phytase on a voluntary basis.\n\nOther approved claims as per the registered product label can be transferred to the label.\n\nThe approved claim on the label may also include the following statement:\n\nBecause of the improved dietary phosphorus utilization, less phosphorus is excreted in the manure.\n\n6.\n\nLivestock feed colouring products\n\nTo colour the livestock feed\n\nColouring agent\n\nTo darken the livestock feed\n\nThe livestock feed must contain single ingredients feeds as listed in the Canadian Feed Ingredients Table Part I subclass 6.6 as colourants for livestock feeds, or products registered for that purpose. The livestock feed may contain carriers and facilitating agents.\n\nDirections for use must not exceed the maximum levels (if listed) set for livestock feed colouring ingredients listed in the Canadian Feed Ingredients Table or as per the registered product.\n\nWhen used as directed the product results in the livestock feed having a distinct colour.\n\nDoes not supply a significant source of nutrients.\n\nThe livestock feed may not contain a medicating ingredient or non-feed product.\n\nThe livestock feed must be manufactured in Canada.\n\nNo nutrient guarantees are permitted.\n\nThe minimum amount of each livestock feed colouring ingredient must be guaranteed.\n\nDirections for use must support the use as a livestock feed colouring product in the livestock feed.\n\nList of ingredients is required on the label.\n\n7.\n\nForage additives\n\nForage additive\n\nSilage additive\n\nSilage inoculant\n\nForage inoculant\n\nThe livestock feed must contain single ingredient feeds as listed in the Canadian Feed Ingredients Table Part I, subclass 6.20 forage additives or products registered for that purpose. The livestock feed may contain carriers and facilitating agents.\n\nDirections for use must not exceed the maximum levels (if listed) set for the forage additives listed in the Canadian Feed Ingredients Table or as per the registered product.\n\nWhen used as directed the product supplies the active ingredients at levels specified in the Canadian Feed Ingredients Table to inoculate forage or silage or as per the registered product.\n\nDoes not supply a significant source of nutrients.\n\nThe livestock feed may not contain a medicating ingredient or non-feed product.\n\nThe livestock feed must be manufactured in Canada.\n\nGuarantees for any active substance are required.\n\nDetailed directions for use to reflect specific mixing instructions, application rates and targeted forages or livestock feed as per the active ingredient specifications indicated in the Canadian Feed Ingredients Table or as per the registered product.\n\nMust add the percent dry matter content of the forage or silage to be inoculated.\n\nList of ingredients is required on the label.\n\n8.\n\nMicrotracer products\n\nMicrotracer\n\nMicrotracers for livestock feed\n\nLivestock feed microtracers\n\nFeed tracers\n\nThe livestock feed must contain single ingredient feeds as listed in the Canadian Feed Ingredients Table Part I, subclass 6.11 microtracers or products registered for that purpose. The livestock feed may contain carriers and facilitating agents.\n\nDirections for use must not exceed the maximum levels (if listed) set for microtracers listed in the Canadian Feed Ingredients Table or as per the registered product.\n\nWhen used as directed it should code, colour or identify micro-feed ingredients or livestock feed.\n\nDoes not supply a significant source of nutrients.\n\nThe livestock feed may not contain a medicating ingredient or non-feed product.\n\nThe livestock feed must be manufactured in Canada.\n\nNo nutrient guarantees are permitted.\n\nDirections for use must support the use as a microtracer in the livestock feed.\n\nList of ingredients is required on the label.\n\n9.\n\nMould inhibitor products\n\nMould inhibitor\n\nReduces mould growth in livestock feed\n\nReduces mould growth in forages, silages, and/or haylage\n\nThe livestock feed must contain single ingredient feeds as listed in the Canadian Feed Ingredients Table Part I, subclass 6.2 mould inhibitors or products registered for that purpose. The livestock feed may contain carriers and facilitating agents.\n\nDirections for use must not exceed the maximum levels (if listed) set for mould inhibitors listed in the Canadian Feed Ingredients Table or as per the registered product.\n\nWhen used as directed the product results in inhibition of mould growth in feeds, forage, silage and/or haylage.\n\nDoes not supply a significant source of nutrients.\n\nThe livestock feed may not contain a medicating ingredient or non-feed product.\n\nThe livestock feed must be manufactured in Canada.\n\nGuarantees for any active substance are required.\n\nDetailed directions for use to reflect specific mixing instructions, application rates and targeted forages, silages or livestock feed as per the active ingredient specifications indicated in the Canadian Feed Ingredients Table or as per the registered product.\n\nMust add the percent dry matter content of the forage or silage to be inoculated.\n\nList of ingredients is required on the label.\n\n10.\n\nOdour control products\n\nOdour control\n\nOdour control agent\n\nPotential to reduce odour in barns.\n\nPotential to reduce ammonia in barns.\n\nThe livestock feed must contain single ingredient feeds as listed in the Canadian Feed Ingredients Table Part I, subclass 6.14 odour control ingredients or products registered for that purpose. The livestock feed may contain carriers and facilitating agents.\n\nDirections for use must not exceed the maximum levels (if listed) set for odour control ingredients listed in the Canadian Feed Ingredients Table or as per the registered product.\n\nWhen used as directed the product has the potential to reduce odour in barns (for example, reduction in litter ammonia levels in barns or other indicators of odour).\n\nDoes not supply a significant source of nutrients.\n\nThe livestock feed may not contain a medicating ingredient or non-feed product.\n\nThe livestock feed must be manufactured in Canada.\n\nNo nutrient guarantees are permitted.\n\nDirections for use must support the use as an odour control product in livestock feed.\n\nList of ingredients is required on the label.\n\n11.\n\nPelleting products\n\nPelleting aid\n\nPellet binder\n\nImproves pelleting efficiency\n\nImproves the durability of pellets\n\nThe livestock feed must contain single ingredient feeds as listed in the Canadian Feed Ingredients Table Part I, subclass 6.4 pelleting aids or products registered for that purpose. The livestock feed may contain carriers and facilitating agents.\n\nDirections for use must not exceed the maximum levels (if listed) set for pelleting aids listed in the Canadian Feed Ingredients Table or as per the registered product.\n\nWhen used as directed results in aiding the pelleting of livestock feed (that is, improves pellet durability and/or the efficiency of the pelleting process).\n\nThe use of a pelleting aid in medicated livestock feeds must align with the compatibility condition(s) in the Compendium of Medicating Ingredient Brochures and the description set out in the Canadian Feed Ingredients Table.\n\nDoes not supply a significant source of nutrients.\n\nThe livestock feed may not contain a medicating ingredient or non-feed product.\n\nThe livestock feed must be manufactured in Canada.\n\nNo nutrient guarantees are permitted.\n\nDirections for use must support the use as a pelleting product in livestock feed.\n\nList of ingredients is required on the label.\n\n12.\n\nPreservative products\n\nPreservative\n\nMaintains the nutritional quality of the feed.\n\nInhibition of the growth of spoilage microorganisms.\n\nThe livestock feed must contain ingredients as listed in the Canadian Feed Ingredients Table Part I subclass 6.1 as preservatives, or products registered for that purpose. The livestock feed may contain carriers and facilitating agents.\n\nDirections for use must not exceed the maximum levels (if listed) set for preservatives listed in the Canadian Feed Ingredients Table or as per the registered product.\n\nWhen used as directed results in the preservation of the livestock feed.\n\nThe livestock feed may not contain a medicating ingredient or non-feed product.\n\nThe livestock feed must be manufactured in Canada.\n\nNo nutrient guarantees are permitted.\n\nThe minimum amount of each preservative must be guaranteed.\n\nDirections for use must support the use as a preservative in livestock feed.\n\nList of ingredients is required on the label.\n\n13.\n\npH Adjuster products\n\npH adjuster\n\npH buffer\n\nReduces pH of livestock feed\n\nIncreases pH of livestock feed\n\nThe livestock feed must contain single ingredient feeds as listed in the Canadian Feed Ingredients Table Part I, subclass 6.3, pH adjusters, or products registered for that purpose. The livestock feed may contain carriers and facilitating agents.\n\nDirections for use must not exceed the maximum levels (if listed) set for the pH adjusters listed in the Canadian Feed Ingredients Table or as per the registered product.\n\nWhen used as directed the product maintains or alters the pH of the livestock feed.\n\nThe pH adjuster or pH adjuster product must not be encapsulated.\n\nDoes not supply a significant source of nutrients.\n\nThe livestock feed may not contain a medicating ingredient or non-feed product.\n\nThe livestock feed must be manufactured in Canada.\n\nNo nutrient guarantees are permitted.\n\nDirections for use must support the use as a pH adjuster in livestock feed.\n\nList of ingredients is required on the label.\n\n14.\n\nMixed/combination of specialty feeds from Table 3 of this IBR document\n\nAny approved claims listed in column 2 of Table 3 of the Tables for Permissible Claims for Feed Labels.\n\nAt least 1 claim from column 2 of Table 3 of the Tables for Permissible Claims for Feed Labels for each allowed specialty feed type used in the mixed specialty feed.\n\nThe mixed specialty feed must meet all the feed conditions as stipulated for each specialty feed type from column 3 of Table 3 of the Tables of Permissible Claims for Feed Labels.\n\nThe mixed specialty feed cannot be encapsulated or contain any encapsulating products.\n\nA specialty feed cannot be subject to a mixing technology that alters the purpose of the livestock feed.\n\nThe livestock feed may not contain a medicating ingredient or non-feed product.\n\nThe livestock feed must be manufactured in Canada.\n\nThe label must have all of the guarantees as stipulated for each specialty feed type from column 4 of Table 3 of the Tables of Permissible Claims for Feed Labels.\n\nNo other guarantees are permitted unless specified in the label conditions for each specialty feed type from column 4 of Table 3 of the Tables of Permissible Claims for Feed Labels.\n\nDirections for use must support the use as a mixed specialty feed.\n\nList of ingredients is required on the label.\n\n15.\n\nMixture of nutritional livestock feeds and specialty feeds from Table 3 of this IBR document\n\nAny approved claims listed in column 2 of Table 3 of the Tables for Permissible Claims for Feed Labels.\n\nAt least 1 claim from column 2 of Table 3 of the Tables for Permissible Claims for Feed Labels for each specialty feed type used in the mixed specialty feed.\n\nThe mixed feed must meet all the feed conditions as stipulated for each specialty feed type from column 3 of Table 3 of the Tables of Permissible Claims for Feed Labels.\n\nThis mixed feed must contain at least 1 single ingredient feed listed in class 1 to 5 of the Canadian Feed Ingredients Table as a source of a nutrient.\n\nThe livestock feed must be manufactured in Canada.\n\nThe label must have all of the guarantees as stipulated for each specialty feed type from column 4 of Table 3 of the Tables of Permissible Claims for Feed Labels.\n\nThe label must also display the guarantees of the nutritional livestock feed source.\n\nDirections for use must support the use as a mixed nutritional and specialty feed.\n\nList of ingredients is required on the label.\n\nDate modified:\n\n2024-07-03\n\nCanadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA)\n\nContact us\n\nGovernment of Canada\n\nAll Contacts\n\nDepartments and agencies\n\nAbout government\n\nThemes and topics\n\nJobs\n\nImmigration and citizenship\n\nTravel and tourism\n\nBusiness\n\nBenefits\n\nHealth\n\nTaxes\n\nEnvironment and natural resources\n\nNational security and defence\n\nCulture, history and sport\n\nPolicing, justice and emergencies\n\nTransport and infrastructure\n\nCanada and the world\n\nMoney and finance\n\nScience and innovation\n\nIndigenous Peoples\n\nVeterans and military\n\nYouth\n\nManage life events\n\nAbout this site\n\nSocial media\n\nMobile applications\n\nAbout Canada.ca\n\nTerms and conditions\n\nPrivacy\n\nTop of Page\n","sources":[],"tokens_estimated":18554,"generated_at":null,"tip":"Use /api/v1/topics to discover more topics. /api/v1/nutrient for precise single-point queries. /api/v1/cross_compare for 2-3 standard comparisons."}