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An Australian veterinary officer explains the ruminant feed ban, which has been in place for more than 25 years. The ban prohibits feeding restricted animal material, including meat and bone meal, fishmeal, poultry meal and blood meal, to sheep and cattle.
It exists to guard against BSE and protect export trade.
This is a reminder of an existing rule rather than a change, so it has no immediate price effect. It matters to feed buyers because labels must show restricted animal material status.
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