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ISDA reverses planned rule change, allows processors feed regulation exemption (access required)

by Sean Olson

Published: December 26,2012

Tags: cattle, feed, Idaho State Department of Agriculture, J.R. Simplot Co., McCain Foods USA, National Grain and Feed Association, rule making

The Idaho State Department of Agriculture has reversed course on a rule change that would have required potato processors to follow heightened regulatory requirements when selling waste products as feed. The department announced in late November that all waste byproducts that do not require any further processing are exempt from the state’s commercial feed rule, which ...
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