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Research Boosts Regulatory Efficiency

A new method developed by scientists at the Office of the Texas State Chemist, the state agency that regulates the distribution of feed and fertilizer in Texas, will reduce the cost of testing, improve sensitivity to toxin levels and speed up turnaround. The project to develop this new method was led by Dr. Wei Li, postdoctoral research associate at the Office of the Texas State Chemist, and will also help gain insight for future research into the mechanics of how fumonisin forms. Developing...
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Research Boosts Regulatory Efficiency

New method developed by scientists at the Office of the Texas State Chemist will reduce the cost of testing, improve sensitivity to toxin levels and speed up turnaround.

Article • April 12th, 2011
Feed Industry Anticipates Passage of Food/Feed Safety Bill

At this time a year ago, political analysts were betting the Senate’s version of the Food/Feed Safety bill, S. 510, would have passed in Q1 of 2010. Now, as we close in on the end of the year, it still hasn’t reached the floor and obstacles...

Article • September 24th, 2010
Climate change and food/feed safety legislation

Two particularly contentious pieces of legislation — one dealing with climate change, the other with food/feed safety — could spell major change for the feed and grain industry. FEED & GRAIN asks industry representation to weigh in on both issues.

Article • October 12th, 2009
Focus on Regulatory: Bridging the Regulation Gap

The AFIA's Safe Feed/Safe Food program has been certifying American feed facilities for nearly five years.

Article • April 3rd, 2009

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