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Livestock feed approval or registration: Before you apply

First-time applicants

Applicants applying through My CFIA

Before you apply online through My CFIA:

You can find more information about My CFIA enrolment and specific administrative requirements before you sign up for My CFIA.

Applicants applying by mail

New applicants must establish:

All applicants

Determining your livestock feed evaluation category

You can determine your livestock feed evaluation category (category 1, 2, or 3) and applicable fee amounts by completing the online application in My CFIA or sections 5 and 6 of form CFIA/ACIA 5933 – Application for Feed Approval or Registration under the Feeds Act and Feeds Regulations.

Get your information ready

To submit an application for livestock feed approval or registration you'll need:

For detailed guidance about preparing a complete application package, refer to Chapter 1 section 1.3 of the RG-1 document.

Additional information

If your livestock feed is a private label of an active registration, your application package will require other information.

Refer to Chapter 1 section 1.4.5 and Chapter 2 section 2.2 of the RG-1 document for more information about the private label registration process.

Pre-submission consultation

A pre-submission consultation is a voluntary process that occurs between applicants and the CFIA.

The purpose of a pre-submission consultation is to discuss potential questions related to the assessment criteria of a specific livestock feed ingredient or product before an applicant submits their official pre-market submission for assessment.

Before requesting a pre-submission consultation, applicants must:

If an applicant needs more clarification after reviewing the guidance and asking for information by email, the applicant may request a pre-submission meeting with the CFIA by submitting form CFIA/ACIA 5917 – Application for data review under the Feeds Act and Feeds Regulations.

For more information about the pre-submission consultation process, refer to Chapter 8 of the RG-1 document.

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