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Dairy Standards
October 2017. Dairy Standards 1st October 2017 (updated 1st June 2018). Version Welcome Welcome to the Red Tractor Assurance for Farms Dairy Scheme Standards , part of the Red Tractor Food Assurance Scheme assuring food safety, animal welfare, hygiene and environmental protection through every part of the food chain. These Standards have been written and revised by our Technical Advisory Committees (TACs) in consultation with customers, farmer representatives and the wider industry to ensure they are clear and provide meaningful, credible farm assurance for all. This is essential with the increasing demand for traceability offood, growing consumer awareness of animal welfare issues in livestock production and a need to minimise pesticide residues. For more information about the Red Tractor Assurance Scheme visit Guide Scheme members are advised this manual must be read in conjunction with the How the Red Tractor Assurance Scheme Works'.
farm in a manner that does not present risks to food safety, animal welfare and environmental protection n Accumulated rubbish, redundant equipment or scrap kept in controlled areas separate from livestock/ feed storage areas/ public areas DP.a.2 A farm map must be in place (New) n Farm map shows where applicable: – all buildings
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