Antibiotics

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Zoetis receives FDA approval for Convenia RTU for Dogs, helping more medium and large dogs access single-injection treatmentNews
Animal Health

Zoetis receives FDA approval for Convenia RTU for Dogs, helping more medium and large dogs access single-injection treatment

The more concentrated cefovecin formulation provides up to 14 days of antibiotic treatment for bacterial skin infections in one injection, with launch expected in Q1 2027.

eFeedLink Newsdesk21 Oct 2026
Study finds antibiotic residues above safe limits in poultry retail samples from Bangladesh, India and VietnamNews
Animal Health

Study finds antibiotic residues above safe limits in poultry retail samples from Bangladesh, India and Vietnam

Between 3.7% and 8.6% of retail chicken samples from the three countries exceeded international safety thresholds, against a rate of just 0.05-0.09% in the EU during the same period.

6 Aug 2026
India's antibiotic bans secure EU market access but domestic enforcement gaps remainNews
Aquaculture

India's antibiotic bans secure EU market access but domestic enforcement gaps remain

Researchers warn that trade-driven restrictions on veterinary antibiotic use have yet to translate into meaningful changes in domestic food-animal production practices.

23 Jul 2026
Vietnam raises fines for banned feed additives to VND80 million under new livestock decreeNews
Feed & Grain

Vietnam raises fines for banned feed additives to VND80 million under new livestock decree

Decree No. 211/2026/NĐ-CP, effective 5 August 2026, tightens penalties across feed production, trading and farming violations involving prohibited substances and antibiotics.

24 Jun 2026
FAO study warns livestock antibiotic use heading for 30% rise by 2040 as Asia leads consumptionNews
Animal Health

FAO study warns livestock antibiotic use heading for 30% rise by 2040 as Asia leads consumption

Improving farm productivity rather than tightening drug controls alone could reduce global antimicrobial use by up to 57%, researchers say, with cumulative resistance-driven production losses projected to far outweigh the cost of intervention.

8 Jun 2026