Approximately 4,917,624 pounds of specialized feed binding agents, including Xtra-Bond, Aqua-Tec II, and Aquabond-CM, have been recalled. These products, used to manufacture pellets for livestock, fish, and shrimp, were found to contain melamine, an unapproved feed additive. The recall affects large quantities distributed in 50-pound bags and 25-kilogram containers across 16 states and Puerto Rico, as well as several international locations. Because these products were used in the production of animal feed, consumers and manufacturers should return any remaining product for a refund.
Melamine is an unapproved additive in animal feed. Its presence in these binding agents can lead to the contamination of feed intended for livestock and aquaculture, which may pose a health risk to the animals and potentially impact the safety of the food chain.
Return to the place of purchase for a full refund or contact the manufacturer for further instructions
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Sources: FDA iRES · Raw API Response