Cargill, Inc. is recalling 9 tons of its Genetic Expression 14% Jumpstart (BVT) Medicated bulk pelleted cattle feed because it was accidentally mixed with swine feed during transport. This medicated feed, which contains the active drug ingredient Lasalocid (40.00g/ton), was contaminated within a third-party vehicle. The affected bulk product was distributed in North Carolina and is identified by code N8010. You should return any remaining feed to your place of purchase for a full refund.
The mixing of cattle feed with unintended swine feed can cause livestock to consume improper nutrients or medications not intended for their species. This poses a risk of nutritional imbalances or adverse health reactions in the cattle.
Return to the place of purchase for a full refund.
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Sources: FDA iRES · Raw API Response