Safety of Packaging Materials
Packaging materials used for feed and feed additives must comply with relevant national safety and hygiene regulations and ensure no adverse effects on the performance of the products. Specifically, packaging materials must be non-toxic and harmless, posing no risk to livestock or poultry.
Requirements for Packaging Types
Single feed, mixed feed, compound feed, concentrated feed, and concentrate supplements must be packaged in materials that are non-toxic and harmless to livestock and poultry, such as plastic bags, laminated woven bags, or chemical fiber woven bags with plastic liners.
Feed additives and additive premixes must be packaged in containers such as drums, cans, or bottles, or in packaging such as heat-sealed plastic bags or double-layer paper bags that meet quality standards.
Packaging Labeling Standards
Packaging for feed and feed additives must clearly display the product name, manufacturer name, manufacturer address, and contact telephone number, enabling consumers or users to trace the product's origin and relevant information.
Regulations on the Use of Packaging Materials
Packaging materials for feed and feed additives must not be reused, in order to prevent cross-contamination and ensure product safety.
In summary, there are clear standards and requirements regarding material selection, packaging types, labeling, and usage regulations for feed packaging bags, all aimed at ensuring the safety and regulatory compliance of feed and feed additives.