What is novel feed?
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A "novel feed" is livestock feed comprising an organism or
organisms, or parts or products thereof, that:
a) is not set out in Schedule IV or V of the Feed
Regulations, or
b) has a novel trait (as defined in the Feeds Regulations).
Novel livestock feeds are composed of or derived from one
of these sources: microbial, plants, or animal.
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Answer / yogesh kumar sharma
Novel Feeds
Novel feeds are feeds composed of or derived from
microorganisms, plants or animal sources that:
are not approved as livestock feed in Canada (not listed in
Schedule IV or V of the Feeds Regulations)
and/or contain a novel trait
Novel feeds include microbial products (e.g. forage
inoculants, fermentation products) plants with novel
traits, and plants with no history of use as feed, and
products/by-products of biotechnology-derived animals.
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