US Pork Incoming 02"Loose US Management of Veterinary Drugs, Multiple Residues Widespread, FDA Once Warned Lean Meat Powder Drugmaker
US Pork Incoming 02"Loose US Management of Veterinary Drugs, Multiple Residues Widespread, FDA Once Warned Lean Meat Powder Drugmaker
(Continued from previous article) US pork is incoming, but the United States not only has a higher allowable residue limit for ractopamine than our country's standard, its routine screening threshold is also quite lax, which may allow much pork exceeding Taiwan's standards to slip through the net, challenging the ability to safeguard food safety.
The US has approved more than 400 veterinary drugs, but routinely monitors only just over 100
The challenge does not end there. The United States has approved more than 400 veterinary drugs, many of which are not used to treat disease but to promote growth, improve feed production efficiency, or as antibiotics to prevent indigestion in animals. Some drugs
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