David Pickard

Some clarity is needed here.The B2 in question is produced by a GMO. In fact, all 'pure' B2 is produced by GMOs. The product in question did not comply with EU regulatory requirements concerning its declared quality with respect to GM content. The EU has not declared itself GMO free. In fact, regulations exist for the authorisation of GMOs for food and feed use. Of course, the safety bar is set ve ...

Don't forget that for use in the EU coccidiostatic/coccidiocidal additives require a zootechnical feed additive authorisation (whatever the active substance) and similar registration requirements may apply in other countries (in some cases such products would be considered veterinary medicines)