Feed Act (various countries)

The Feed Act refers to regulations governing the production, safety, and labeling of animal feed across various countries. Its purpose is to ensure that livestock and poultry receive safe, nutritious feed, which in turn supports healthy food products for consumers. Different nations establish standards to prevent contamination, specify ingredient disclosures, and sometimes regulate feed additives or supplements. These laws protect public health, maintain industry standards, and promote transparency in the agricultural supply chain. While specific requirements vary internationally, the overarching goal is to ensure animal feed quality and safety.