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Welcome to our news section. Here you can find the latest news, up to 3 years back, and updates regarding the GMP+ feed scheme, feed market news and more. Older newsletters are available upon request.

GMP+ audit during the Covid-19 pandemic

4/29/2021

Since March 2020 the world has been confronted with the Covid-19 pandemic, this also has had an impact for the GMP+ Community. In order to support Certification Bodies and GMP+ certified companies...

GMP+ FC 2020 scheme: how do I prepare?

9/30/2020

Read more about what I can do to prepare as part of the GMP+ Community.

UPDATE: Harmonisation meeting and digital examination postponed

3/5/2020

Events postponed due to coronavirus

New implementation date of the requirements for combination vehicles

7/1/2019

GMP+ B4, the final implementation date requirement for combination vehicles postponed

Re launch Voluntary add-on Unannounced Surveillance Audit

6/14/2018

Voluntary add-on unannounced surveillance audit is re-installed as of June 4th 2018

GMP+ International starts Registered Laboratories program

2/21/2018

Reliable laboratory analyses are crucial for a strong and trustworthy feed safety chain.

Update Chainpoint servers

9/7/2017

On September 29th 2017, a migration of our Chainpoint servers will be implemented.

Welcome to LL-C Certification as the 32nd Certification Body

8/31/2017

We are happy to announce in our 25th Anniversary year to have accepted our 32nd Certification Body, LL-C Certification from the Czech Republic.

Auditing GMP+ certified participant not on site

8/15/2017

Recently GMP+ International has observed in three individual cases that a GMP+ certi-ied participant (certified for the scope “Trade in Feed”) has not been audited on-site by the GMP+ accepted Certification Body.

Guidance for the assessment of strict and complete physical and organizational separation of the production of GMP+ feed and other (non-feed) products

4/13/2017

There appears to be some discussion about how to interpret the GMP+ clause which requires a strict and complete physical separation in the factory.