Which products are in scope for this year's reporting?

Which products are in scope for this year's reporting?

Commodity Reporting 2025: Scope Parameters


Please see below the scoping parameters for this years reporting

*Note: if you are a supplier of pet food to Tesco or Booker, please see final paragraph on reporting requirements.

  • By-productsout of scope (except animal collagen).
    • See Table 1 below for some common examples
  • Compound-ingredients: out of scope
    • Ingredients bought by suppliers ready made, e.g. chocolate chips in a cookie
  1. Animals not fed on soy e.g. 100% grass-fed cattle or wild game: in scope –

o   clients have asked suppliers to to give positive affirmation that soy is not included in animal diets.

o   For a supplier supplying exclusively products from animals that have not been fed soy at any point in their life cycle, they can request exclusion prior to completing the volume declaration, and will be asked to state a soy-free diet as the reason for exclusion being requested.

o   For a supplier supplying a mix of products from animals that have been fed soy and those who haven’t, they will be asked to report on the volumes for livestock products from animals that have not been fed on soy, but to report the FCR and/or soy content in feed as 0. 

 

Table 1: Out of Scope By-products



Note to Pet Food Suppliers to Tesco or Booker: The scoping parameters for these customers only have been revised and pet food suppliers are now required to complete the soy reporting for the products provided.