The standard is divided into four sections: Part A defines requirements for feed safety, traceability, and responsible sourcing of raw materials. Part B contains social criteria concerning workers' qualifications, health and safety, and social welfare. Additional ecological and social criteria are covered in part C. Part D contains compound feed manufacturing guidelines, in particular a new guideline on bio-security risk assessments for compound feeds. "It has gotten increasingly complicated for aquaculture compound feed manufacturers like BioMar to source raw materials responsibly. We hope that the GLOBALG.A.P. CFM standard will address the majority of the detailed questions we receive from our market participants. In these questions, the environmental impacts of soy and marine feed ingredients are a particularly pressing issue," explains Ellinor Helland, Food Safety Officer at BioMar.