Registration to Import Animal Feed

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Registration to Import Animal Feed

In Singapore, registering to import animal feed depends on whether the feed is for food-producing animals or non-food-producing animals. Here's a breakdown for both:

Food-producing Animal Feed (e.g., livestock, poultry, aquaculture)

The registration is issued by the Singapore Food Agency (SFA). You can find details and apply for the Registration to Import Animal Feed on the GoBusiness Licensing portal [invalid URL removed].

Non-food-producing Animal Feed (e.g., pets)

This registration is handled by the Animal & Veterinary Service (AVS), a cluster of the National Parks Board (NParks). While there's no separate registration, you'll need a Cargo Clearance Permit (CCP) that functions as an import permit. Details on the CCP process can be found on the NParks website.

Here are some additional points to note:

• You'll need a Unique Entity Number (UEN) to apply for either registration.

• Every consignment of animal feed must be accompanied by a Cargo Clearance Permit (CCP), even for non-food-producing animals.

• The CCP application process is done on TradeNet, a trade facilitation portal. You can appoint a declaring agent to handle this on your behalf if you don't have a TradeNet account.

• Supporting documents like health certificates, manufacturer declarations, and ingredient lists are required for the CCP application.

Application Procedures

The application procedures for registering to import animal feed in Singapore will depend on whether the feed is for food-producing animals (e.g., livestock, poultry, aquaculture) or non-food-producing animals (e.g., pets).

Food-Producing Animal Feed:

1. Registration: Apply for the Registration to Import Animal Feed on the GoBusiness Licensing portal [invalid URL removed]. You'll need a Unique Entity Number (UEN) to apply.

2. Cargo Clearance Permit (CCP): Every shipment needs a CCP, even if it's for non-food-producing animals.

3. TradeNet Application: The CCP application is done on TradeNet, a trade facilitation portal. You can appoint a declaring agent to handle this if you don't have a TradeNet account.

4. Supporting Documents: Prepare documents like health certificates, manufacturer declarations, and ingredient lists for the CCP application.

Non-Food-Producing Animal Feed:

1. Cargo Clearance Permit (CCP): Similar to food-producing feed, every consignment needs a CCP.

2. TradeNet Application: The CCP application process is done on TradeNet. You can use a declaring agent if needed.

3. Supporting Documents: Similar to food-producing feed, prepare documents like health certificates, manufacturer declarations, and ingredient lists.

Here are some additional resources that you might find helpful:

• GoBusiness Licensing portal (for food-producing animal feed registration)

• NParks - Animal & Veterinary Service (for non-food-producing animal feed)

How Bestar can Help

Here are some possibilities how Bestar can assist with animal feed registration in Singapore (e.g., for pet food or for food-producing animals):

• UEN Registration: If you don't have a Unique Entity Number (UEN), Bestar might assist with registering your business for one.

• Guidance on Documents: The CCP application process involves submitting documents like health certificates, manufacturer declarations, and ingredient lists. Bestar might provide advice on what documents are needed and the format they should be in.

Contact Bestar to inquire about our specific services related to animal feed registration. We have experience or expertise in handling the type of animal feed you intend to import (food-producing vs non-food-producing).

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