FDA
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FDA grants first conditional approval for drug to combat New World Screwworm in cattle
With this conditional approval, cattle producers now have an immediate line of defense against a parasite that poses a serious threat to animal health and agricultural livelihoods.
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FDA plans mandatory GRAS notification rule for food, feed ingredients by 2026
This requirement applied to animal food as well, which includes all animal feeds, pet foods, and ingredients for both food-producing and non-food-producing animals.
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FDA approves new poultry treatment to combat northern fowl mites
With FDA approval now secured, EXZOLT offers poultry producers a new, effective tool to safeguard bird health and maintain productivity.
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Evonik petitions FDA for approval of Bacillus strain in animal feed
Probiotics such as this strain have gained increasing attention in animal production systems since restrictions on antibiotic use were tightened globally.
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FDA clears emergency use of drugs as screwworm nears US border
The screwworm lays eggs in wounds and consumes the living tissue of livestock, pets, wildlife, and even humans.
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Petition pushes FDA to ban ractopamine in feed production amid global concerns
Ractopamine is commonly used to enhance muscle growth, improve feed efficiency, and increase lean meat yield in livestock.
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FDA approves first gene-edited PRRS-resistant pigs for U.S. food supply
The approval allows Genus to commercialise its PRRS-resistant pigs, dubbed PRP, for the U.S. market, though sales are not expected until 2026 at the earliest.
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Phibro earns FDA approval for new aquaculture antibiotic amid rising financial momentum
The product is designed to help control multiple bacterial diseases prevalent in freshwater aquaculture.
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FDA halts bird flu testing initiative amid sweeping HHS staffing cuts
The staffing cuts are part of a broader federal workforce reduction plan announced by HHS on March 27, aimed at eliminating 10,000 positions to save US$1.8 billion annually.
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FDA greenlights Multimin 90 trace mineral injection for cattle supplementation
Multimin 90 is the first and only FDA-approved drug to deliver four essential trace minerals—zinc, copper, manganese, and selenium—via a single subcutaneous injection.
