BIS CERTIFICATION FOR POULTRY FEEDS IS 1374:2007

Poultry feeds are special foods for birds like chickens, ducks, and turkeys that people raise for meat and eggs. These feeds are like balanced meals that give the birds all the right nutrients they need to grow well and stay healthy. These feeds are carefully made to give birds the right mix of proteins, carbs, fats, vitamins, and minerals they need at different stages of their life. There are different types of feeds for baby chicks, teenage birds, egg-laying hens, and meat chickens. Even turkeys have their special feed. These feeds are usually made from grains like corn and soybeans, and they add vitamins and minerals to make them even better. Some feeds have extra things like antibiotics or probiotics to keep the birds healthy and growing.

Poultry feeds have rules called IS 1374:2007. These rules tell us how chicken feeds should be made. These rules say what chicken feeds should be like, how to take samples for testing, and how to test them. Chicken feeds must follow these rules to make sure they are good and safe for chickens to eat.

Chicken feeds shall be of the fifteen types as given below:

1.     Broiler Pre-Starter Feed (BPSF)

2.     Broiler Starter Feed (BSF)

3.     Broiler Finisher Feed (BFF)

4.     Chick Feed For Layer (CFL)

5.     Grower Feed For Layer (GFL)

6.     Layer Feed For Phase I (LFP-I)

7.     Layer Feed For Phase II (LFP-II)

8.     Breeder Chick Feed For Broiler (BCFB)

9.     Breeder Grower Feed For Broiler (BGFB)

10.  Breeder Layer Feed For Broiler (BLFB)

11.  Breeder Broiler Feed For Male (BBFM)

12.  Chick Feed For Layer Breeder(CFLB)

13.  Grower Feed For Layer Breeder (GFLB)

14.  Breeder Layer Feed (BLF)

15.  Breeder Layer Feed For Male (BLFM)

MANDATORY TESTING

Tests shall be carried out as per the prescribed method for determination of the following:

·       Vitamin E

·       Vitamin D3

·       Aflatoxin B

·       Metabolizable Energy (Me)

·       Methionine Content

·       Lysine Content

·       Phosphorus

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CONCLUSION

Poultry feeds have been included in the mandatory ISI Certification Scheme under the IS 1374:2007 standard. Manufacturers cannot import, export, or sell this product in the Indian consumer market without the ISI Mark.

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