Animal Disease Regulations (Feeding of Animals), 2001
Made 2001 · Text as of 2026-10-01
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- Language
- English
- Kind
- Regulation
- Organisation
- European Union
- Country
- Israel
- Subjects
- Livestock
- Keywords
- animal feed/feedstuffs, cattle, sheep/goats, poultry, slaughtering, birds
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ANIMAL DISEASES REGULATIONS (FEEDING OF ANIMALS), 2001 By virtue of the powers vested in me pursuant to Section 22 of the Animal Diseases Ordinance [New Version], 19851, with the permission of the Economic Committee of the Knesset and according to Section 48(a) of Basic Law: The Government2 and Section 2(b) of the Penal Code, 19773, I hereby enact the following Regulations: 1. Definitions: In these Regulations: "Manure" - a substance containing avian or mammalian excretions; "Milker" - a female goat or a ewe aged over one year, or a cow aged over two years, producing milk for human consumption; "Mammals" - animals from the mammalia class; "Poultry cadavers" - carcasses of poultry or any parts thereof, excluding those slaughtered according to the Animal Diseases Regulations (Poultry Abattoirs), 19604; "A Plant" - premises where products for the feeding of animals are produced from cadavers of animals. 2. Prohibition on Feeding: (a) A person shall not feed poultry intended for human consumption – (1) with protein and meals produced from: (a) mammals, excluding protein present in milk and milk products and in Dicalcium Phosphate; (a) poultry and fish, unless the Plant in which they were produced was certified by the Director of the Veterinary Services of the Ministry if Agriculture and Rural Development; (a) poultry cadavers. (2) with the manure of mammals. (b) A person shall not feed mammals intended for human consumption (1) with protein and meals produced from animals, excluding protein present in milk and milk products and in Dicalcium Phosphate; 1 Codex 5745, page 84. 2 Codex 5752, page 214. 3 Codex 5737, page 226; 5754, page 348. 4 Compendium of Regulations, 5720, page 1174. (b) with the manure of mammals; (c) with the manure of poultry (a) milkers; (a) other mammals, during the 15 days prior to their slaughter. 3. Cancellation: The Animal Diseases Regulations (Feeding of Animals), 19965 - are hereby cancelled. 2001 Shalom Simchon Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development 5 Compendium of Regulations 5756, page 1340