Indonesia’s Ministry of Agriculture has worked with Denmark to strengthen national quality and safety systems for animal feed, ANTARA reports.
The cooperation included a capacity-building visit to Copenhagen from 2–6 February with Denmark’s Veterinary, Food, Agriculture and Fisheries Agency.
Indonesia said it wants to modernise feed oversight using more transparency and a risk-based approach, drawing on Danish best practices.
Officials said tighter monitoring could reduce losses from low-quality or contaminated feed, and lower disease risks in livestock production.
The ministry is also revising a 2017 animal feed regulation, preparing a feed safety policy paper, and planning a certification body and national monitoring system.
