EU authorizes marjoram essential oil as feed additive for animals
24 Sep 202666 views
Who is affected:
Feed manufacturers, additive producers and livestock farmers in the EU
Summary
The European Commission approves the use of marjoram essential oil as an additive in feed for all animal species. This authorization establishes the conditions for safe use of the product.
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Implementing Regulation (EU) 2026/2110 formally authorizes marjoram essential oil (Origanum majorana L.) as a sensory additive in feed for all animal species. The authorization means that feed manufacturers will be able to incorporate this ingredient while respecting the specific conditions set by the Commission regard…
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