Tri-County Feeds has recalled 40 bags of its non-medicated TRI COUNTY LAMB FEED after a producer's lamb became ill and died. Testing by a Kentucky State Inspector confirmed that the feed contained excessive copper levels, significantly higher than the labeled maximum. The affected product is packaged in 50-pound (22.7 kg) uncoded poly bags and was distributed to one farmer in Hustonville, Kentucky.
Excessive copper levels are highly toxic to sheep and can cause severe illness or death. This recall was initiated after a lamb died and was found to have high copper levels in its system upon examination.
Product return and refund
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