Equine animals’ rendering management

 
Since July 18, 2009, the fees charged by renderers for the removal and disposal of livestock carcasses are no longer negotiated or covered by the State. This situation has prompted animal industry players to form associations known as ATM or Animaux Trouvés Morts (Animals Found Dead), which jointly negotiate rates with renderers, collect contributions and pay renderers directly instead of the dead animal’s owners. 

ATM Equidés – ANGEE is dedicated to the equine sector

ATM Equidés – ANGEE is composed of numerous organizations within the equine sector. Its aim is to contribute, in the interests of all its members, to the financing and efficient organization (removal, transformation and disposal) of the rendering process of reported deceased equine animal.
Rates for carcass removal and destruction (with other sectors) have been negotiated by ATM Equidés – ANGEE, a non-profit association, which strives in its pricing policy to align closely with the prices charged by rendering companies.
An agreement has been signed with The French Horse and Riding Institute (IFCE), entrusting it with the centralized rendering management service it provides for many equine owners. This natural collaboration with the IFCE, which manages the central equine database, has led since July 2009 to the implementation of a centralized service enabling owners to report the death of an equine animal and pay the rendering costs online.