
Show Notes
In this episode, Sarah-Jane Godfrey, AIC Technical Manager, explains the Feed Materials Assurance Scheme (FEMAS) and its role in the UK feed and food supply chain.
We cover: What FEMAS is and how it supports the safe production and supply of feed materials, based on HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point) principles. How FEMAS underpins traceability and compliance with feed and food safety legislation, protecting animal health and the wider food chain. How the Scheme operates in practice, including sector-specific requirements, independent certification, and Participant responsibilities. Common areas of non-conformance, such as record-keeping, pest control, and documented procedures, with practical tips to support compliance. How FEMAS supports continuous improvement, international trade, and a more sustainable, circular approach to feed production.
This episode is ideal for feed material producers, processors, importers, storage operators, and businesses involved in the feed and wider agricultural supply chains who need clear, practical guidance on assurance, compliance, and feed safety.
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