Title
Classification of animal feed ingredients and additives
Law
Bai Administrative Order No. 01, S. 2005
Decision Date
Jul 15, 2005
BAI Administrative Order No. 01, S. 2005 classifies various feed ingredients, supplements, additives, and specialty feeds into clear categories to enhance understanding and compliance within the animal nutrition industry.

Scope, purpose, and coverage

  • The Order provides grouping and classification of feed-related products to ensure clarity and to avoid confusion.
  • The grouping covers feed ingredients, feed supplements, feed additives, special nutrient preparations, and specialty feeds.
  • The classification is issued for the information and guidance of all concerned.

Definitions and labeled categories

  • The Order classifies products using named category systems that include, among others:
    • Energy Sources, Protein Sources, Non-protein Nitrogen Sources, Milling and Factory By-Products, Dairy Products, Fats and Oils, Calcium and Phosphorus Sources, and Sodium and Chlorine Sources.
    • Amino Acid Sources, Micro-Mineral Sources, Vitamin Sources, and Vitamin and Mineral Combinations.
    • Acidifiers, Anthelmintics/Dewormers, Antibiotics/Antimicrobials, Anti-caking agents, Anti-malarials, and Other enumerated feed additive categories.

Classification: feed ingredients

  • The Order classifies feed ingredients into the following major groups and lists the items under each group:
    • Energy Sources: Banana meal, peeled and unpeeled; Barley, hulled; Camote/Sweet Potato meal; Cassava/Tapioca meal; Corn, yellow/white; Dextrose powder; Flax; Millet; Oats; Rice, broken; Rye; Sorghum; Sugar; Triticale; Wheat.
    • Protein Sources:
      • Animal Origin: Blood Meal; Chicken liver powder; Crab meal; Dried porcine solubles; Egg powder; Feather meal, hydrolyzed; Fish meal, imported; Fish meal, local; Fish meal analogue; Hemoglobin powder; Meat meal; Meat and bone meal; Plasma protein; Poultry meal; Poultry by-product meal; Shrimp meal; Squid liver meal; Squid meal.
      • Plant Origin: Alfalfa; Beans; Canola meal; Cassava leaf meal; Cottonseed oil meal; Cowpea; Ipil-ipil leaf meal; Lentil seeds; Linseed meal; Lupins; Mungbean; Paring meal; Peanut oil meal; Peas; Pigeon pea; Rapeseed meal; Rice protein; Safflower seeds; Sesame meal; Soya, fullfat; Soybean cake dried powder; Soybean meal, Argentina; Soybean meal, Brazil; Soybean meal, China; Soybean meal, India; Soybean meal, US hi-pro; Soybean meal, US lo-pro; Soymax; Soy protein concentrate; Sunflower seeds; Vetch seeds; Other seeds/grains for specialty feeds.
      • Non-protein Nitrogen Sources: Urea.
    • Milling and Factory By-Products: Bakery by-products (cookies/biscuits, scrap noodles, chocolate, etc.); Brewer's dried spent grain; Brewer's yeast/Dreggs; Copra meal; Corn bran; Corn germ meal; Corn gluten feed; Corn gluten meal; Distiller's yeast; Fermented mother liquid; Molasses; Palm kernel meal; Rice bran; Rice hull (as carrier); Soy hull; Wheat bran; Wheat germ meal; Wheat pollard.
    • Dairy Products: Buttermilk powder; Dried skimmilk; Lactose powder; Skimmilk replacer; Whey powder; Whole milk powder.
    • Fats and Oils: Acidulated oil; Canola Oil; Coconut oil; Fish oil; Flax oil; Lard; Linseed oil; Palm kernel oil; Poultry fat; Rapeseed oil; Squid liver paste; Tallow; Vegetable oil.
    • Calcium and Phosphorus Sources: Bone Meal; Calcium carbonate/Limestone; Dicalcium phosphate; Monocalcium phosphate; Tricalcium phosphate; Oyster shell.
    • Sodium and Chlorine Sources: Common table salt; Iodized salt.

Classification: feed supplements

  • The Order classifies feed supplements using the following enumerated groupings and listed items:
    • Amino Acid Sources: DL- Methionine; L-Lysine; L-Threonine; L-Tryptophan.
    • Micro-Mineral Sources (but not limited to):
      • Calcium iodate; Cobalt carbonate; Cobalt sulfate; Copper bicarbonate; Copper carbonte; Copper chloride; Copper chloride, tribasic; Copper hydroxide; Copper oxide; Copper sulfate; Cuprous iodide; EDDI - Ethylene diamine dihydriodide; Ferrous carbonate; Ferrous chloride; Ferrous fumarate; Ferrous sulfate; Ferrous sulfate, hydrated; Ferric ammonium citrate; Ferric oxide; Magnesium oxide; Manganese carbonate; Manganous chloride; Manganous oxide; Manganous sulfate; Pentacalcium orthoperiodate; Potassium chloride; Potassium iodide; Sodium bicarbonate; Sodium selenate; Sodium selenite; Zinc carbonate; Zinc chloride; Zinc oxide; Zinc sulfate.
    • Vitamin Sources: Vitamin A; Vitamin D3; Vitamin E; Vitamin K; Vitamin B1/Thiamine; Vitamin B2/Riboflavin; Vitamin B3/Niacin; Vitamin B4/Choline; Vitamin B5/Pantothenic Acid/Calcium Pantothenate; Vitamin B6/Pyridoxine; Vitamin B9/Folic Acid; Vitamin B12/Cyanocobalamin; Biotin; Ascorbic Acid.
    • Vitamin and Mineral Combinations: Vitamin-mineral-amino-acid; Vitamin-mineral-electrolyte; Vitamin premixes; Mineral premixes; Other combinations with vitamins and minerals.

Classification: feed additives

  • The Order classifies feed additives into the following enumerated categories:
    • Acidifiers; Anthelmintics/Dewormers; Antibiotics/Antimicrobials; Anti-caking agents; Anti-malarials; Anti-molds; Antioxidants; Attractants; Coccidiostats; Colorants/dye; Deodorizing agents/Anti-ammonia/Odor control; Enzymes; Fatty acids; Flavor/Taste enhancers/Aromatics/Sweeteners; Hormones; Larvicide/Fly control; Immuno-stimulants; Mold inhibitors; Pellet binders (starch, flour, chemical); Pigmenters; Preservatives; Probiotics/Microbials/Yeasts; Repartitioning agents/Carcass modifiers; Stabilizers; Surfactants; Sweeeteners; Toxin binders; Others.

Classification: special nutrient preparations and specialty feeds

  • The Order classifies special nutrient preparations as:
    • Artemia; Base mixes; Concentrates; Combination meals.
  • The Order classifies specialty feeds as:
    • Horse feeds for race/sport horses; Fish feeds for aquarium fishes; Rabbit feeds; Bird feeds; Dog food; Cat food; Zoo animal feeds; Fighting cock feeds.

Effectivity, adoption, and supersession

  • The Order takes effect upon approval.
  • The Order supersedes all other Orders inconsistent with it.
  • The Order was adopted on 15 July 2005 and signed by JOSE Q. MOLINA, DVM, MVS, CESO VI (Director IV).
  • MARINA M. ESTACIO (OIC, Animal Feeds Standard Division) provided recommending approval by signature.

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