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FP6 - 7020
FEEDING FATS SAFETY - Quality and safety of feeding fats obtained from waste or by-products from the food chain |
| Type of Project | STREP |
| Contract No | FP6 - 7020 |
| Total Cost | 2,030 KEuro |
| EC Contribution | 1,370 KEuro |
| Start Date | 13-12-2004 |
| Duration | 13 Months |
Abstract
This research project proposed covered a need that has been detected by the feeding and the farm producers, in order to increase safety of using fat as feeding stuffs. So, the objective of the proposal is to give suitable information on quantitative effects of the presence of some contaminants (dioxin, PCB, PAH, PBDE) and lipid degradation products (oxidation, isomerisation and polimerisation) in feeding fats on the quality of meat obtained, as well as data about the repercussions of this presence on animal health and productive parameters. The project assess the real extent of risks in using, in the manufacture of feeds, some fat materials obtained from waste or by-products from the food chain, such as animal fats, fish oils, acid oils coming from refining processes, etc. The use of these fats could lead to risks due to this very lack of product standardisation.
The primary aim of the proposal was to fit animal nutrition requirements with a high level of safety and quality of some types of meat production, on the basis of the use of fats coming from by-products or waste of the food chain. This aim must meet consumer satisfaction and health demands, and meat production in environmental friendly systems. The main objectives of the proposal were:
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Universitat de Barcelona, Department of Nutrition and Food Science, Faculty of Pharmacy, Spain
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