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Soy in QS feed must come from sustainably certified production from 2024 onwards From 1 January 2024, soy in feed for cattle, pigs and poultry must have been produced sustainably and without deforestation. If soy is fed to livestock in the QS scheme, it must be certified as sustainable...

74 laboratories from 19 countries successfully participated in the laboratory performance assessment residue monitoring 2022/2. 84% of the participants passed the test; among the QS-recognised laboratories it was a gratifying 93%.

Every month, new companies decide to participate in the QS scheme and thus give a signal to their customers that all their operational processes are checked by independent certification bodies.

With effect from 23 December 2022, QS has revised the additional control plan for aflatoxin B1. Based on the available results on aflatoxin B1 in maize, new risk classifications for the countries of origin Ukraine, Italy and France were made in the course of the revision.

The English, Spanish and Italian language guidelines and annexes valid for the coming year 2023 can now be viewed and downloaded from the QS website ( document centre ).

Every month, new companies decide to participate in the QS scheme and thus give a signal to their customers that all their operational processes are checked by independent certification bodies.

QS has revised the additional control plan for aflatoxin B1 with effect from November 22, 2022. Based on the available results on aflatoxin B1 in maize, new risk classifications for the countries of origin Romania and the Hungary were made in the course of the revision.

Every month, new companies decide to participate in the QS scheme and thus give a signal to their customers that all their operational processes are checked by independent certification bodies.

Every month, new companies decide to participate in the QS scheme and thus give a signal to their customers that all their operational processes are checked by independent certification bodies.