Animal Feed Registration Tanzania: Premises, Import Permits and Labels
Who registers an animal feed business in Mainland Tanzania? The Director of Grazing-land and Animal Feed Resources at the Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries. Manufacturing, selling and storage premises are registered under the Grazing-land and Animal Feed Resources Act, Cap. 180. Commercial importers register and take a permit for each consignment under GN 328 of 2021. Labels must carry the guaranteed analysis.
Animal feed registration in Tanzania is a Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries matter, not a TFRA, TOSCI or TPHPA one. A feed mill, an importer of poultry concentrate, a dealer selling maize bran and a warehouse holding sunflower cake all fall under one statute: the Grazing-land and Animal Feed Resources Act, Cap. 180. The Director of Grazing-land and Animal Feed Resources registers premises, issues permits and appoints the inspectors who sample feed in the market.
This guide covers Mainland Tanzania, where the Act applies. Zanzibar is treated separately below.
What the law says
The parent law is the Grazing-land and Animal Feed Resources Act, No. 13 of 2010. The Act text is on TanzLII, and a scanned copy is held in the FAO FAOLEX database. The regulations made under section 44 cite it as Cap. 180. Section 2 says the Act applies to Mainland Tanzania.
The sections a feed business meets most often are these:
- Section 6 places a Director within the Ministry responsible for grazing-land. The Director runs the Act day to day and keeps the National Register under section 38.
- Sections 7 to 11 cover inspectors, their powers of entry, sampling and the government analyst's certificate.
- Section 21 bars anyone from manufacturing, importing or exporting animal feed resources without a permit from the competent authority. Commercial manufacturers and importers must engage a qualified animal feed scientist.
- Section 22 bars manufacture outside registered premises.
- Section 23 sets the premises application to the Director, with an appeal to the Minister on refusal.
- Section 27 makes a premises certificate valid for three years, renewable on payment of the prescribed fee.
- Sections 34 to 36 govern labels, containers and leaflets.
- Section 39 sets the general penalty, and section 44 gives the Minister power to make regulations.
The Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) Act, No. 3 of 2020 lists the Act among the laws it amends. We could not read the amending text, so check the current consolidated version before relying on any single section.
Which regulations apply to feed businesses?
Three sets of regulations under section 44 carry most of the detail. Each was read from the published Government Notice.
| Instrument | What it covers | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Standards of Animal Feed Resources Regulations, 2013, GN 58 of 2013 | Nutrient and contaminant limits, formula feed standards, adulteration, good manufacturing practice, labelling and records | In force on the Mainland |
| Storage Requirements for Animal Feeds Regulations, 2013, GN 54 of 2013 | Storage structures, pallets, pest control, SOPs for manufacturers, importers, dealers, retailers and commercial farms | In force on the Mainland |
| Import and Export of Animal Feed Resources Regulations, 2021, GN 328 of 2021 | Importer and exporter registration, permits, port inspection, release, condemnation and offences | In force; revoked GN 663 of 2018 |
The standards regulations, GN 58 of 2013, set nutrient composition for ingredients and formula feeds for poultry, cattle, sheep and goats, horses, fish, camels and rabbits. They cap mycotoxins at 10 parts per billion and list adulteration, such as mixing salt or sand into fish meal.
The storage regulations, GN 54 of 2013, require approved SOPs, feed on pallets off the floor, a sketch of vermin bait points and sealed containers for opened bags.
The import and export regulations, GN 328 of 2021, published on 16 April 2021, run the cross-border side.
Who is affected
- Feed mills producing poultry, pig, dairy, fish or pet feeds, including small mixers selling to neighbouring farms.
- Importers of complete feeds, concentrates, premixes, fish meal or soybean meal.
- Dealers, agro-vet shops and wholesalers that sell feed or feed ingredients.
- Owners of warehouses and stores that hold feed for sale.
- Transporters moving feed resources such as maize bran, rice bran and sunflower cake between regions.
- Exporters of feed and feed ingredients to neighbouring markets.
- Investors planning a mill, who need the permit map before they size the plant.
Livestock keepers who mix feed for their own animals are not the target of premises registration. A farm that sells feed to others is. If you also keep birds commercially, read our guide to the poultry farming licence in Tanzania.
How is feed regulation different from fertiliser, seeds and pesticides?
One registration does not cover every product on an input dealer's shelf. Each input has its own regulator.
| Input | Regulator | Main law | Our guide |
|---|---|---|---|
| Animal feed and feed ingredients | Director of Grazing-land and Animal Feed Resources, Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries | Grazing-land and Animal Feed Resources Act, Cap. 180 | This guide |
| Fertiliser | Tanzania Fertilizer Regulatory Authority (TFRA) | Fertilizers Act | Registering a fertiliser |
| Seed | Tanzania Official Seed Certification Institute (TOSCI) | Seeds Act | Seed dealer registration |
| Pesticides | Tanzania Plant Health and Pesticides Authority (TPHPA) | Plant Health Act | Pesticide registration |
| Veterinary medicines | Tanzania Medicines and Medical Devices Authority (TMDA) | Medicines and medical devices law | TMDA retention fees |
An agro-vet shop that sells feed, fertiliser and dewormers may therefore need a Ministry feed shop certificate, a TFRA dealer licence and TMDA premises approval. Dairy businesses can meet a further overlap. The government's own Blueprint for Regulatory Reforms, April 2018, recorded duplicate registration of feed manufacturers under the feed Act and the Dairy Industry Act. See our note on Tanzania Dairy Board registration.
How do you register feed premises with the Ministry?
The Ministry's livestock permits service page says companies, groups and individuals that produce, sell or store animal feed must register their premises. Applications go through the Ministry's online livestock information system after you open an account.
The page lists these documents:
- A Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) certificate.
- For an individual, a NIDA card, driving licence or voter card.
- A business licence from the local council.
- For a company, the BRELA registration certificate.
- The certificate of the supervising expert, with a BSc in Animal Science, Food Science and Technology, or Biotechnology and Laboratory Science.
- A site layout drawing.
- A letter from the local environment office.
The supervising expert requirement mirrors section 21(3) of the Act. Budget for that salary or retainer from day one.
The Ministry's client service charter of June 2023 sets service times once an application is complete. Feed processing factories and feed warehouses are registered within five working days. Feed shops are registered within five days. Feed transporters and importers are registered within three working days.
Inspectors check the premises against the GMP rules in GN 58 and the storage rules in GN 54.
Do you need to register each feed product?
Yes, for registrable products that are imported. GN 328 of 2021 asks an importer to attach a product registration certificate when registering. Its Second Schedule lists registrable products, including poultry, pig, cattle and fish feeds, fish meal and premixes.
The same schedule lists non-registrable products of variable quality, such as cotton seed cake, groundnut cake, hay and molasses. These are controlled by risk-based testing rather than product registration. It also lists restricted products: feed containing growth hormones, feed containing antibiotics, and genetically modified feed.
For locally made feed, GN 58 of 2013 sets the compositional standard each formula must meet. We did not find a separate published regulation that sets a product registration procedure or fee for locally made feed. Ask the Director's office which products in your range need their own certificate.
Once a product is registered, regulation 14 of GN 328 bars any change to its composition, packaging or labelling without the Director's written approval. Reformulating a layer mash to cut cost is a change.
What does an importer need before a feed consignment ships?
GN 328 of 2021 splits the work into registration of the importer and a permit for each consignment.
- Importer registration. A commercial importer not already registered as a manufacturer or dealer applies on Form No. 1. Attach proof of legal entity, physical address, TIN, the storage premises certificate and the product registration certificate. The Director issues the certificate within four working days.
- Import permit. Apply on Form No. 2. The Director may ask for the pro forma invoice, the manufacturer's certificate of analysis, a GMP certificate, a phytosanitary or zoosanitary certificate and, where relevant, a radiation-free certificate.
- Permit terms. The permit is issued within three days, is valid for three months, covers one consignment and cannot be transferred. Up to two part shipments may be allowed under one permit.
- Arrival inspection. A feed inspector checks each consignment before it leaves the customs area and may take samples. The importer pays the analysis cost.
- Release or refusal. A compliant lot is stamped approved for release. A failing lot is stopped and sealed. Unsafe feed is condemned and destroyed, and unregistered feed is re-exported.
Feed passing through Tanzania to another country needs an in-transit permit under regulation 9. Non-commercial imports for research, donation or personal use do not register, but still need a permit.
The three-month validity is short when a vessel is delayed. Our livestock export permit guide shows how Ministry permits sit beside TRA clearance.
Does PVoC apply to imported animal feed?
It may. The TBS Guideline for the PVoC Programme, 2025, applies to goods on the TBS regulated products list. Goods covered by a compulsory Tanzania Standard are the usual candidates. The guideline itself does not name animal feed, so check the current list with TBS before shipping.
TBS has made several feed standards compulsory. Its notice of standards gazetted in GN 642 of 2025, published 31 October 2025, lists these as compulsory:
- TZS 4046-1:2025/EAS 1096-1:2023, hay as animal feed, part 1, grass hay.
- TZS 4046-2:2025/EAS 1096-2:2023, hay as animal feed, part 2, legume hay.
- TZS 4047:2025/EAS 1092:2023, compounded rabbit feed.
- TZS 2451:2025/EAS 1091:2023, compounded cat food.
- TZS 1983-2:2025/EAS 58-2:2023, compounded dog food, complementary food.
Other feed standards, such as poultry and pig feed specifications, appear in the TBS catalogue. We did not confirm the compulsory status of each one, so check the TBS catalogue for your product. Our PVoC and TBS import conformity guide explains the routes and the certificate of conformity.
If a feed is on the list, the PVoC fee is 0.50% of FOB under Route A, with a minimum of USD 250 and a maximum of USD 5,000 (register F0355). A regulated consignment arriving without a certificate faces a penalty of 15% of invoice value plus destination inspection costs (F0359).
What must an animal feed label show?
Section 34(1) of the Act bars selling or holding for sale feed in an unlabelled container. Section 34(2) bars false or misleading labels about nature, quality, efficacy, safety or use. Under section 34(3), every container must show:
- The name and full postal and business address of the manufacturer or seller.
- The name and weight of the feed.
- The guaranteed analysis of each constituent, as a percentage to one decimal place.
- The date of manufacture or another identifying code.
The Seventh Schedule to GN 58 of 2013 adds the lot identifier, the main ingredients, the intended species and the place of origin. For medicated feed, the label must state the drug content, its purpose and how the feed is used. GN 328 requires import documents in English or Kiswahili, with certified translations for other languages.
Where do veterinary rules touch feed?
Feed regulation and veterinary regulation overlap in three places.
- Medicated feed and additives. Feed containing antibiotics or growth hormones is a restricted product under GN 328. A veterinary medicine used in a premix is registered with TMDA. The register shows TMDA medicine registration at TZS 1,000,000 for domestic manufacture and USD 2,000 (non-biological) or USD 3,000 (biological) for imports (F0725).
- Zoosanitary certificates. Feed of animal origin, such as fish meal or bone meal, may need a zoosanitary certificate from the exporting country under the import permit conditions.
- Movement permits. The animal movement control regulations under the Animal Diseases Act carry an animal feeds permit of TZS 5,000 (register NEW-07-22, GN 28 of 2007 as amended by GN 478C of 2022). The Ministry's service page also requires feed transporters to register online.
The Tanzania Veterinary Laboratories Agency tests feed samples. In June 2024, Food Business Middle East and Africa reported that a joint TVLA and Ministry inspection in Arusha had found adulterated feed. TVLA asked producers to submit samples for testing. Feed and Grain reported the same push on standards the same month.
What are the penalties for breaching the feed rules?
Penalties sit in the Act and in each set of regulations. The wording differs, so the instrument you are charged under matters.
| Breach | Penalty on conviction | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Any breach of the Act with no specific penalty, such as manufacturing without a permit | Fine up to TZS 1 million, or up to six months' imprisonment, or both | Act s.39 |
| Container not labelled with the section 34(3) particulars | Fine up to TZS 3 million, or imprisonment, or both | Act s.34(4) |
| Tampering with a feed sample | Fine up to TZS 3 million, or up to two years' imprisonment, or both | Act s.13 |
| Any breach of the import and export regulations | Fine of TZS 1 million to TZS 5 million, or six months to two years' imprisonment | GN 328 of 2021, reg.20 |
| Any breach of the standards regulations | Fine of not less than TZS 1 million, or not less than six months' imprisonment, or both | GN 58 of 2013, reg.12 |
| Failure to meet storage requirements | Fine of not less than TZS 1 million, or six months' imprisonment, or both | GN 54 of 2013, reg.6 |
A condemned consignment is destroyed at the importer's expense, and the Director may suspend or revoke a registration after a 90-day notice of intention. If you face prosecution, an advocate should confirm the charging section.
Worked example: a poultry concentrate importer in Dar es Salaam
A Dar es Salaam company plans to import 200 tonnes of layer concentrate a quarter and sell it through its own shop. The FOB value of each consignment is USD 120,000. Here is the regulatory cost map for the first shipment, using register figures where they exist.
| Step | Charge or requirement | Amount or source |
|---|---|---|
| Premises certificate for the warehouse and shop | Fee assessed by the Ministry | Figure to confirm; certificate valid three years (Act s.27) |
| Importer registration and product certificate | Fee assessed by the Ministry | Figure to confirm |
| Import permit and port inspection | Eighth Schedule to GN 328, charged per tonne in USD | Figure to confirm |
| PVoC certificate, if the product is listed (Route A) | 0.50% of USD 120,000 = USD 600 | F0355 |
| Penalty if listed but shipped without a certificate | 15% of USD 120,000 = USD 18,000, plus inspection costs | F0359 |
| Movement permit to send feed upcountry | TZS 5,000 per permit | NEW-07-22 |
| Laboratory analysis of arrival samples | Paid by the importer | GN 328, reg.17 |
A missed PVoC check costs thirty times the certificate. A missing import permit can cost the whole USD 120,000 cargo through re-export or destruction. Allow at least two weeks for registration, product certificates and the first permit before the supplier loads.
All government charges here are paid at the official rate against a control number issued by the authority. They are separate from Zatra's professional fee for preparing the file.
What other licences does a feed business need?
- Company or business name. BRELA registration and a TIN come first, because the Ministry asks for both.
- Business licence. The council or BRELA issues it under the Business Licensing Act; see our business licence fees guide.
- Environmental clearance. The Ministry asks for a letter from the local environment office. A mill may also need a NEMC certificate and annual compliance fee; see our guide to factory environmental permits.
- TMDA approval for any premises that also stocks veterinary medicines.
- Export registration. Exporters register on Form No. 4 with a trade export licence, and take an export permit per consignment on Form No. 5.
Our livestock value-chain investment guide sets these permits against the commercial case for a mill.
How does Zanzibar regulate animal feed?
Section 2 of the Act limits it to Mainland Tanzania, and GN 328 of 2021 is also stated to apply to the Mainland. A Mainland premises certificate or import permit therefore does not cover a store or a consignment in Unguja or Pemba.
We could not confirm a Zanzibar statute or regulation dedicated to animal feed registration at the date of this article. Feed businesses in Zanzibar should ask the Zanzibar ministry responsible for livestock which law it applies, and whether the Zanzibar Bureau of Standards or the Zanzibar Food and Drug Agency has a role for their product. Our note on why ZFDA, not TMDA, regulates in Zanzibar explains the split, and the Zanzibar business licence guide covers the trading licence.
Feed shipped from Zanzibar to the Mainland enters Mainland control. Expect the Mainland permit and inspection rules to apply at the port of entry, and confirm with the Director before shipping.
What to do now
- Classify the activity. List whether you manufacture, import, export, sell, store or transport feed, because each has its own certificate or permit.
- Classify the products. Mark each product as registrable, non-registrable or restricted under the Second Schedule to GN 328.
- Set up the entity. Complete BRELA registration, TIN and the business licence before you apply to the Ministry.
- Hire the feed scientist. Engage a qualified animal scientist and keep the degree certificate ready for the application.
- Prepare the premises. Fit the store to the GN 54 storage rules and write the GMP SOPs that GN 58 expects.
- Apply online. Open an account on the Ministry system, attach the documents and request the premises certificate.
- Check TBS status. Confirm whether a compulsory standard and PVoC apply to each imported product before you place the order.
- Fix the labels. Print the section 34(3) particulars and the GN 58 labelling items, and freeze the artwork once approved.
- Time the permit. Apply for the import permit close to loading, so its three-month validity covers the voyage.
- Diary renewals. Record the three-year renewal date of each premises certificate and any annual NEMC payment.
Key dates
| Event | Time limit | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Premises certificate validity | Three years, renewable on payment of the prescribed fee | Act s.27(1) |
| Importer registration certificate | Within four working days of a complete application | GN 328, reg.6 |
| Import permit issue | Within three days | GN 328, reg.7 |
| Import or export permit validity | Three months, one consignment | GN 328, regs.7 and 13 |
| Notice before suspension or revocation | 90 days | GN 328, reg.6 |
| Factory, shop and warehouse registration | Five days after a complete application | Ministry client service charter, June 2023 |
| Import and export permits (charter standard) | Two working days | Ministry client service charter, June 2023 |
The regulation and the charter give slightly different permit times. Treat the longer one as your planning figure.
How Zatra helps
Zatra maps the permits for a feed project, prepares the Ministry applications, assembles importer and product files, and checks TBS and PVoC status before an order is placed. Our sector permits service runs the Ministry, TBS and council files together. Our import and export compliance service lines up the permit, PVoC certificate and customs clearance for each consignment. Our business licensing service handles the council licence.
A seizure, condemnation order, prosecution, appeal against a refusal or a formal legal opinion goes to an advocate, who represents you. Zatra prepares the file and coordinates. Zatra does not decide or guarantee any authority's outcome.
Government fees are paid to the Ministry, TBS or its PVoC agent, NEMC or the council at the official rate against a control number. They are separate from Zatra's professional fee, which we quote in writing before work starts. To begin, contact Zatra with your product list and planned volumes.
Sources and status
Accurate as at 11 November 2026.
- Grazing-land and Animal Feed Resources Act, 2010. TanzLII, Act No. 13 of 2010. Accessed 11 Nov 2026.
- Grazing-land and Animal Feed Resources Act, No. 13 of 2010. FAO FAOLEX copy, 2010. Accessed 11 Nov 2026.
- Import and Export of Animal Feed Resources Regulations, 2021, GN 328 of 2021. Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries, 16 April 2021. Accessed 11 Nov 2026.
- Standards of Animal Feed Resources Regulations, 2013, GN 58 of 2013. TanzLII, 15 March 2013. Accessed 11 Nov 2026.
- Storage Requirements for Animal Feeds Regulations, 2013, GN 54 of 2013. TanzLII, 15 March 2013. Accessed 11 Nov 2026.
- Vibali vya mifugo (livestock permits service page). Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries, web page, 2026. Accessed 11 Nov 2026.
- Mkataba wa Huduma kwa Mteja (client service charter). Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries, June 2023. Accessed 11 Nov 2026.
- Standards gazetted in GN 642 of 2025. Tanzania Bureau of Standards, 31 October 2025. Accessed 11 Nov 2026.
- Guideline for PVoC Programme, 2025. Tanzania Bureau of Standards, 2025. Accessed 11 Nov 2026.
- Blueprint for Regulatory Reforms to Improve the Business Environment. Government of Tanzania, copy hosted by BRELA, April 2018. Accessed 11 Nov 2026.
- Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) Act, No. 3 of 2020. UNEP LEAP, 2020. Accessed 11 Nov 2026.
- TVLA initiates quality enhancement strategies for animal feeds in Tanzania. Food Business Middle East and Africa, 27 June 2024. Accessed 11 Nov 2026.
- Tanzania seeks to raise animal feed standards. Feed and Grain, 13 June 2024. Accessed 11 Nov 2026.
Figures to confirm before you act
- Ministry fees for premises registration, importer and exporter registration and product registration; our register has no line for them.
- Import and export inspection and port charges in the Eighth Schedule to GN 328, which are priced per tonne in USD and print two different figures for consignments under one tonne.
- Whether each imported feed is on the current TBS PVoC regulated products list, and the compulsory status of poultry and pig feed standards.
- The NEMC annual compliance fee band for animal feed production under GN 387 of 2021 as later amended.
- The changes made to the Act by the Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) Act, No. 3 of 2020, and whether a Revised Edition renumbered any section.
- The term of imprisonment in section 34(4), which the scanned text prints as not less than two years.
- Which Zanzibar authority registers feed premises and products, and under which law.
This article is general information based on official sources available at the date of publication. It is not legal, tax or financial advice. Laws and notices change. Verify with the issuing authority or consult Zatra before acting.
Frequently asked questions
Does a small agro-vet shop selling bagged feed need Ministry registration?
Yes. The Ministry's service page lists anyone who sells animal feed as a person who must register the premises, and its charter sets a five-day service time for feed shops. The council business licence is a separate requirement and does not replace the Ministry certificate.
Can I mix feed on my farm for my own animals without a certificate?
Premises registration targets commercial production, sale and storage. Mixing for your own herd or flock is not a commercial sale. Once you sell surplus feed to neighbours or traders, you are a manufacturer and seller, and registration applies.
Is TBS certification the same as Ministry feed registration?
No. TBS certifies conformity with a Tanzania Standard and runs PVoC for listed imports. The Ministry registers premises, products and importers under the feed Act. A product can need both, and holding one does not satisfy the other.
Can one import permit cover several shipments?
No. Under GN 328 of 2021 a permit covers one consignment and lasts three months. The Director may allow the consignment to arrive in up to two parts under the initial permit. Each new order needs a new permit.
What happens if imported feed fails the inspector's test?
The consignment is stamped stop release and sealed. Feed that fails on safety or quality is condemned and destroyed. Unregistered feed is re-exported after re-inspection. The importer bears the analysis and disposal costs in each case.
Can I import feed containing antibiotics or growth promoters?
GN 328 lists feed containing antibiotics or growth hormones as a restricted product. Expect refusal unless the Director approves it in writing. Any veterinary medicine in the feed also needs TMDA registration.
Does a Mainland feed certificate let me sell in Zanzibar?
No. The Act applies to Mainland Tanzania only. Ask the Zanzibar ministry responsible for livestock which rules apply before opening a store or shipping stock to Unguja or Pemba.
Who can appeal a refused premises registration?
Section 23(4) of the Act lets an applicant who is refused registration appeal to the Minister. The Director must give reasons for a refusal. Brief an advocate to prepare the appeal, and fix the cited defects at the same time so you can reapply.
Sources & regulators
Verify before filing: Rates, forms and thresholds move by Finance Act, Government Notice and portal revision. Confirm the live schedule on the mandate-holder portal before you budget or submit. Law-firm alerts and Big Four notes are discovery only.
- Grazing-land and Animal Feed Resources Act, 2010: TanzLII, Act No. 13 of 2010. Accessed 2026-11-11.
- Grazing-land and Animal Feed Resources Act, No. 13 of 2010: FAO FAOLEX copy, 2010. Accessed 2026-11-11.
- Import and Export of Animal Feed Resources Regulations, 2021, GN 328 of 2021: Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries, 16 April 2021. Accessed 2026-11-11.
- Standards of Animal Feed Resources Regulations, 2013, GN 58 of 2013: TanzLII, 15 March 2013. Accessed 2026-11-11.
- Storage Requirements for Animal Feeds Regulations, 2013, GN 54 of 2013: TanzLII, 15 March 2013. Accessed 2026-11-11.
- Vibali vya mifugo (livestock permits service page): Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries, web page, 2026. Accessed 2026-11-11.
- Mkataba wa Huduma kwa Mteja (client service charter): Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries, June 2023. Accessed 2026-11-11.
- Standards gazetted in GN 642 of 2025: Tanzania Bureau of Standards, 31 October 2025. Accessed 2026-11-11.
- Guideline for PVoC Programme, 2025: Tanzania Bureau of Standards, 2025. Accessed 2026-11-11.
- Blueprint for Regulatory Reforms to Improve the Business Environment: Government of Tanzania, copy hosted by BRELA, April 2018. Accessed 2026-11-11.
- Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) Act, No. 3 of 2020: UNEP LEAP, 2020. Accessed 2026-11-11.
- TVLA initiates quality enhancement strategies for animal feeds in Tanzania: Food Business Middle East and Africa, 27 June 2024. Accessed 2026-11-11.
- Tanzania seeks to raise animal feed standards: Feed and Grain, 13 June 2024. Accessed 2026-11-11.
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