ADM Alliance Nutrition of Puerto Rico, LLC has recalled 106 bags of medicated swine feed premixes, including 312 PMB Pak 76A and 138 Tylosin-Sulfamethazine 10-10 Swine Premix. Testing revealed that these products have low potency for Sulfamethazine, meaning the medication levels are lower than what is stated on the label. This recall affect approximately 35 bags of the 50-pound PMB Pak 76A and 71 bags of the Swine Premix (in 30-pound and 50-pound sizes) distributed exclusively in Puerto Rico. Because this is a medicated animal feed, consumers should contact their veterinarian or the manufacturer for guidance on animal health and product returns.
The low potency of Sulfamethazine means that animals being treated may not receive the intended therapeutic dose of medication. This can lead to ineffective treatment of the underlying bacterial conditions the drug is meant to manage in swine.
Veterinary product refund and guidance
If you or a family member were harmed by this recalled product, you may have legal rights. Consider consulting a consumer protection attorney to understand your options for compensation.
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Sources: FDA iRES · Raw API Response