In 2015, the EFSA Panel on Additives and Products or Substances used in Animal Feed (FEEDAP) issued an opinion on the safety and efficacy of l-tryptophan produced by fermentation using three strains of when used as a nutritional additive for all animal species. The Panel concluded that the safety of l-tryptophan produced by SARI12091203 for target animals, consumers, users and the environment could not be assessed because the data submitted did not permit the identity and safety of the strain, and the purity of the additive, to be determined. During the current assessment, the applicant withdrew the application for l-tryptophan produced by SARI12091203. l-Tryptophan produced by DSM 25084 or KCCM 11132P was considered safe for non-ruminant target species, the consumer and the environment. For both products, the level of endotoxins and the possible dusting potential indicated a risk by inhalation for the user. In the absence of data, a potential for dermal sensitisation could not be excluded. The Commission gave the applicant the possibility of submitting complementary information to allow the FEEDAP Panel to complete its assessment. The additional data on the characterisation of the additives and on their potential for inhalation toxicity and as skin sensitisers are the subject of the current opinion. Due to improvements in the manufacturing process, the level of endotoxins present in the l-tryptophan produced by KCCM 11132P has been markedly reduced; consequently, the endotoxin content does not represent a health risk for the user. The additive has a low acute toxicity by inhalation and is not considered as a potential skin sensitiser. l-Tryptophan produced by DSM 25084 is not considered a skin sensitiser. The level of endotoxins in this product, however, represents a risk by inhalation for the user handling the additive.

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