Great Britain - Treated Animal Byproducts for the production of gelatin and/or collagen for human consumption [GBHC112X]
Last Modified: Feb 3, 2022
Model
health certificate for placing on the market of treated raw materials for the
production of gelatine and collagen intended for human consumption (Regulation
2019/628)
Please note facilities exporting on this certificate must be listed on the United Kingdom’s
List of establishments in non-EU countries approved to export
animal products to GB website in the following section (under “Food”): Treated raw material for the production of gelatin and collagen (TCG)
Guidelines for the Preparation of Certificates for Export of Animal-Origin Products to GB [Great Britain (England, Wales, and Scotland), Channel Islands, and Isle of Man]: Materials Intended for the Production in GB of Gelatin/Collagen for Human Consumption - November 2021 (pdf 300kb)
Select the appropriate version of the certificate based upon the source materials and the processing method utilized.
- Bones of
bovine, ovine, or caprine animals
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- Crushed to pieces of approximately 15 mm and degreased with hot water at a temperature of minimum 70°C for at least 30 minutes, minimum 80°C for at least 15 minutes, or minimum 90°C for at least 10 minutes, and then separated and subsequently washed and dried for at least 20 minutes in a stream of hot air with an initial temperature of minimum 350˚C, or for 15 minutes in a stream of hot air with an initial temperature of more than 700°C:
Dispatch to GB - January 2022 (pdf 278kb)
- Sun-dried for a minimum of 42 days at an average temperature of at least 20˚C:
Dispatch to GB - January 2022 (pdf 278kb)
- Acid treatment such that the pH is maintained at less than 6 to the core for at least one hour before drying:
Dispatch to GB - January 2022 (pdf 278kb)
- Bones of
porcine, equine, or avian animals
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- Crushed to pieces of approximately 15 mm and degreased with hot water at a temperature of minimum 70°C for at least 30 minutes, minimum 80°C for at least 15 minutes, or minimum 90°C for at least 10 minutes, and then separated and subsequently washed and dried for at least 20 minutes in a stream of hot air with an initial temperature of minimum 350˚C, or for 15 minutes in a stream of hot air with an initial temperature of more than 700°C:
Dispatch to GB - January 2022 (pdf 282kb)
- Sun-dried for a minimum of 42 days at an average temperature of at least 20˚C:
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Dispatch to GB - January 2022 (pdf 280kb)
- Acid treatment such that the pH is maintained at less than 6 to the core for at least one hour before drying:
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Dispatch to GB - January 2022 (pdf 280kb)
- Hides and
skins of ruminant animals
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- Alkali treatment which ensures a pH > 12 to the core followed by salting for at least seven days:
Dispatch to GB - January 2022 (pdf 283kb)
- Dried for at least 42 days at a temperature of at least 20˚C:
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Dispatch to GB - January 2022 (pdf 279kb)
- Acid treatment that provides at least a pH < 5 to the core for a minimum of one hour:
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Dispatch to GB - January 2022 (pdf 283kb)
- Alkali treatment which ensures a pH > 12 to the core for at least 8 hours:
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Dispatch to GB - January 2022 (pdf 279kb)
- Hides and
skins of porcine or avian animals
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- Alkali treatment which ensures a pH > 12 to the core followed by salting for at least seven days:
Dispatch to GB - January 2022 (pdf 279kb)
- Dried for at least 42 days at a temperature of at least 20˚C:
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Dispatch to GB - January 2022 (pdf 279kb)
- Acid treatment that provides at least a pH < 5 to the core for a minimum of one hour:
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Dispatch to GB - January 2022 (pdf 279kb)
- Alkali treatment which ensures a pH > 12 to the core for at least 8 hours:
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Dispatch to GB - January 2022 (pdf 279kb)
- Alternative
treatment method
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Dispatch to GB - January 2022 (pdf 278kb)
- Ruminant-origin hides/skins:
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Dispatch to GB - January 2022 (pdf 279kb)
- Porcine or avian-origin hides/skins:
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Dispatch to GB - January 2022 (pdf 279kb)
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Dispatch to GB - January 2022 (pdf 279kb)
VI.
Other
This version should be utilized when the line-outs in the above versions are not appropriate. To utilize this version, the inappropriate text must be lined out prior to endorsement.
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