Approximately 189 units of various medicated pig feeds and starter pellets have been recalled because a raw material ingredient, zinc oxide, was found to contain elevated levels of dioxin. These products, manufactured under brand names such as Eu-Tec Nutrition, SBD, Suidae Technology, McNess, and others, were sold in 50-lb. bags and large totes across Illinois, Kansas, Iowa, and Minnesota. Consumers should immediately stop using these specific medicated feeds for their livestock and contact their supplier or the manufacturer to return the product.
The feed contains elevated levels of dioxin introduced through contaminated zinc oxide, which can accumulate in the animal's system and potentially enter the human food chain through meat products. Dioxins are environmental pollutants that can pose long-term health risks to both animals and humans who consume meat from affected animals.
Return product to the place of purchase.
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Sources: FDA iRES · Raw API Response