Approximately 47,833 units of Silver Moon Feeds MED-I-MIX NO 3 (SP 250) and Pig Shine Medicated feeds are being recalled because the bags were marked with incorrect tags. These products include specific concentrations of chlortetracycline hydrochloride, sulfathiazole, and penicillin for starting pigs and general livestock. The recall affects 73 of the 10-lb. bags of MED-I-MIX and over 47,000 lbs. of Pig Shine in both bulk and 50-lb. bags sold in Missouri and Iowa. Because the tags are incorrect, owners may be providing the wrong medication levels or incorrect withdrawal times to their animals.
The use of incorrect bag tags means that critical medication information, dosage instructions, or safety warnings may be missing or inaccurate. This could lead to improper dosing of livestock or the accidental presence of drug residues in food products if withdrawal times are not correctly followed.
Full refund for returned medicated feed.
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Sources: FDA iRES · Raw API Response