This interactive tool contains the documentation that you need to guide your feed mill to ASC certification.
It’s time to Feed Responsibly
ASC’s Feed Standard tackles one of the biggest potential impacts of aquaculture – the production and supply of feed. It does this by making sure:
- Every feed ingredient is risk assessed for impacts
- Best practices in feed supply chains are recognised
When your feed mill gets ASC certified, you’re helping to meet the growing global demand for more responsible feed.
Dive into your ASC Feed Standard documentation…
How to use the ASC Programme Centre for Feed
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Filter the framework documents depending on feed mill operation type: Segregation or Mass Balance.
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Select a framework document to view from the menu or use the quick links above.
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Use the dropdown on the left side of the page to quickly navigate through different sections.
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Footnotes will appear as a pop-up on screen when clicked.
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Click an icon in the menu bar to move between different framework documents.
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To get started, head to the Feed Standard document in the top navigation.
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Help and support
If you encounter any issues or have questions about using the ASC Programme Centre for Feed, please fill in the form below.
Why get certified?
Ensure market access
Continue being a supplier of current and future ASC certified farms
Drive change
Across the industry and protect against negative impacts of sourcing feed.
Demonstrate you care
Commitment to positive environmental and social change in seafood farming.
Meet demand
For responsible feed and responsibly farmed fish.
Variance Requests and Questions for Interpretation
Variance Requests (VRs) and Questions for Interpretation (QAs) submitted in relation to the ASC Feed Certification Programme are linked within the corresponding document and indicator/section in this Programme Centre. These are currently limited to closed QAs (answered by ASC) and closed VRs (both approved and not approved by ASC), as well as those which are not site or audit specific.
To view all VRs and QAs submitted in relation to the ASC Feed Certification Programme, including those currently under review, visit our Variance request and Interpretation platform.