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Scientific Opinion on malic acid and sodium calcium malate for all animal species

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Core Tip: On 18 February, European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) publishes scientific opinion on the safety and efficacy of malic acid and a mixture of sodium and calcium malate when used as technological additives for all animal species.
An application has been made for the re-authorisation of malic acid as a preservative in feed and an acidity regulator in feed for cats and dogs and for the authorisation of a mixture of sodium and calcium salts of malic acid to be used as an acidity regulator in feed for all animal species. Evidence from feeding studies with dogs, poultry, piglets, veal calves and ruminants showed that the highest typical use level of 1 600 mg malic acid/kg complete feedingstuffs (supplied as acid or salts) is safe for all animal species. Setting a maximum content was not considered as necessary. Malic acid and its sodium and calcium salts are permitted food additives without limit in the EU.

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