Haw. Code R. § 4-45-10 - Non-protein nitrogen
(a) Urea and other
non-prote in nitrogen products with official names are acceptable ingredients
in commercial feeds for ruminant animals, but shall not be used in commercial
feeds for other animals and birds as sources of equivalent crude
protein.
(b) The maximum percentage
of equivalent crude protein from added non-protein nitrogen shall appear
immediately below the guarantee of total crude protein,
(c) The official name of the substance
supplying the non-protein nitrogen shall appear in the ingredient
list.
(d) If the commercial feed
contains more than eight and three-fourths per cent of equivalent crude protein
from the added non-protein nitrogen, or if the equivalent crude protein from
the added non-protein nitrogen exceeds one-third of the total crude protein,
the label shall bear:
(1) A statement for
proper usage; and
(2) The following
statement in type of such conspicuousness as to render it likely to be read and
understood under customary conditions of purchase and use, "WARNING: This feed
shall be used only in accordance with directions furnished on the
label."
(e) In the case
of medicated feed labels, where adequate feeding directions or warning
statements appear on the label, the warning statement in subsection (d) (2)
shall not be required.
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