Gold Eagle Cooperative has recalled bulk medicated and nonmedicated custom swine and poultry feeds because they may contain animal-derived ingredients prohibited for use in cattle feed. These products were distributed without the mandatory warning label: "Do not feed to cattle or other ruminants." If these feeds are mistakenly given to cattle, sheep, or goats, it could lead to the spread of certain diseases. The affected feed was distributed directly to producers in Iowa, Georgia, Maryland, and Minnesota.
The feed may contain prohibited mammalian proteins. Feeding these materials to ruminant animals like cattle, sheep, or goats is strictly regulated to prevent the transmission of Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE). While the feed is intended for swine and poultry, the lack of a warning label increases the risk of accidental and illegal misuse.
Product return or labeling correction.
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