
EFPRA called for three regulatory changes to expand the use of processed animal proteins in European feed: allowing bovine proteins in non-ruminant feed, reviewing the intra-species recycling ban, and permitting exports of Category 2 meat and bone meal for feed. The association says the changes could reduce reliance on imported proteins and make greater use of animal by-products; its paper is a position statement, not a European Commission proposal.
If adopted, wider feed use could increase demand for processed animal proteins and meat and bone meal while substituting for imported protein ingredients. The proposal alone is unlikely to move prices materially before legislation advances.
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