Saudi Feed Act — Labelling & Marketing Rules (SFDA)
Source: Feed Act & Regulation, Saudi Food and Drug Authority (SFDA), Board Decision 2-16-1439 (2017-12-27). Official English translation.
This P2 topic covers the labelling and marketing layer of the Saudi feed framework: what a "Label" is, that feed-related labelling is governed by SFDA Technical Standards, and the advertising-integrity rules tied to the label (ad data must match the label; no false ingredient claims; no SFDA-logo misuse).
Labelling framework
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Label: any statement, sign, trade mark or any representation or description whether written, printed, painted, marked, stuck, engraved, compressed, or attached to a container or lid or package.(EN: "Label" definition — any marking on the container/package.)Technical Standards: mandatory documents, which describe the characteristics of feeds, their production and manufacturing methods, and any relevant regulatory information, including expressions, symbols, and feed-related labeling, and packaging requirements.(EN: Feed-related labelling & packaging are set by SFDA mandatory Technical Standards.)The data contained in the advertisement material shall be consistent with the information included on the label of the product.(EN: Advertisement data must match the product label — Article 7.4.)It is strictly prohibited to use any misleading information _ printed photographed recorded or otherwise _ or to claim that the product advertised has ingredients, which are not introduced naturally into the product’s composition.(EN: No misleading info / no claiming ingredients absent from the composition — Article 7.7.)It is strictly prohibited to directly or indirectly use SFDA logo.(EN: SFDA logo may not be used in advertising — Article 7.8.)