Approximately 80 1/2 tons of custom-made steer and cattle feed have been recalled because the product may contain protein derived from mammalian tissues. This specific type of protein is strictly prohibited in ruminant feed to prevent the spread of diseases. The affected feed was packaged in 100 lb. poly bags and distributed to 23 farms in Ohio; notably, the bags do not have any identifying labels.
The feed may contain mammalian-derived proteins that are banned in cattle diets to prevent the risk of transmitting bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) or other neurological conditions. While no illnesses have been reported, using prohibited animal proteins in ruminant feed poses a significant safety risk to livestock and the food supply chain.
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Sources: FDA iRES · Raw API Response