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New draft guidance for antibiotic use in livestock has been released by the FDA
The FDA has published a new draft antibiotic guidance for industry (GFI) #263 this week. The guidance aims to establish a process to voluntarily bring the remaining medically important drugs under -
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The US and EU settle their beef over new deal
The US government has agreed a new trade deal which welcomes more non-hormone treated beef into the EU. The deal which was agreed in early 2019 was officially signed on the -
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Protecting the Dairy Supply Chain
Following World Antibiotic Awareness Week last week Randox Food Diagnostics are continuing to promote the benefits of extensive antibiotic and contaminants testing in milk. To ensure the safe supply of milk, an -
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Day 2 | World Antibiotic Awareness Week – Animal Feed
Animal feed It’s day two of World Antibiotic Awareness Week 2018. Here at Randox Food, we’re behind the fight to tackle antibiotic resistance. With a comprehensive range of antimicrobial screening methods, our -
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Day 1 | World Antibiotic Awareness Week
It’s Day 1 of World Antibiotic Awareness Week! To kick off the week we’re looking at the use of antibiotics in the dairy industry and how Randox Food Diagnostics provide the world’s -
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German Antibiotic Sales Dropped
Randox Food Diagnostics recently reported how the European Parliament’s new antibiotic legislation bans the use of antibiotics on animals that are important for human medicine use and prohibits any antimicrobials in livestock -
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Mycotoxin Contamination to Get Worse with Climate Change
In recent articles experts have predicted that mycotoxin contamination will increase in food and feed crops due to a combination of climate change issues including; increasing temperatures, CO2 levels and extreme wet -
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EU Parliament Votes to Limit Animal Antibiotic Usage
On Thursday 25th October, Members of the European Parliament voted to approve measures that would limit antibiotic use in livestock and poultry. The new regulations state that, under no circumstances, can veterinary
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