Federacion de Asociaciones Pecuarias de P.R. Inc. has recalled approximately 3,594,351 pounds of various animal feed products, including dairy cattle, bovine, horse, swine, poultry, and rabbit feeds. These products were distributed to farmers and retail stores throughout Puerto Rico. The recall was initiated after laboratory analysis revealed the presence of pirimiphos-methyl, a pesticide, in products manufactured using wheat middlings.
The feeds contain pirimiphos-methyl, a chemical pesticide that is not approved for use in these specific animal feeds. Consuming contaminated feed may pose a health risk to livestock and other animals, potentially affecting the safety of food products derived from these animals.
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Sources: FDA iRES · Raw API Response