NAFDAC Guidelines for Issuance of Permit to Import Feed Supplements, Feed Additives, Feed Concentrates, Premixes, Fish Meal (New Applicant)
Guideline · Trade
Guidelines establish procedures for new applicants to obtain permits for importing animal feed supplements, additives, concentrates, premixes, and fish meal. They require product specifications, supplier credentials, and company registration, targeting regulated entities and industry stakeholders. This ensures imported feeds meet safety standards for animal health.
NAFDAC Guidelines for Issuance of Permit to Import Feed Supplements, Feed Additives, Feed Concentrates, Premixes, Fish Meal (New Applicant)
What Is This Policy?
Guidelines for first-time applicants seeking permits to import animal feed supplements, additives, concentrates, premixes, and fish meal into Nigeria.
Who Does It Target?
Regulated entities as applicable NAFDAC inspection and compliance teams Industry stakeholders
What Does It Aim to Achieve?
Ensure imported feed products meet safety standards for animal health and the food chain.
Key Features
Product Specifications: Compositional data, certificates of analysis, and safety information Supplier Credentials: Manufacturing facility GMP evidence and regulatory status Importer Requirements: Company registration and storage facility documentation
Current Status
Rollout Stage: Active Coverage: All applicable regulated entities Lead Agency: NAFDAC
How to Access
Regulated entities must comply with these guidelines. Submit new applicant documentation to NAFDAC Provide product specifications and supplier credentials Obtain import permit
Official Resources
Website: nafdac.gov.ng Contact: NAFDAC, Abuja
Legal Framework
Issued under the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control Act 1993 (as amended). Operates alongside the Veterinary Surgeons Act, the Veterinary Council of Nigeria Act, the Food and Drugs Act Cap F32 LFN 2004, WHO/OIE Codex Alimentarius standards on veterinary drug residues, and the Standards Organisation of Nigeria Act 2015.