ADM Animal Nutrition Recalls Select Pen Pals® Chicken Feed, MoorMan’s ShowTec Swine Feed, AMPT Cattle Feed and Seniorglo Horse Feed Products
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The recall of animal feed products by ADM Animal Nutrition is a significant event that underscores the importance of quality control in the production of animal feed. Elevated levels of certain minerals can have detrimental effects on livestock health, leading to conditions such as leg deformities in chickens or bone deformities in swine. These health issues not only cause animal welfare concerns but also impact the productivity and profitability of farms. For instance, reduced feed intake and feed conversion can lead to slower growth rates and increased production costs due to the need for additional feed to achieve the desired weight for market.
From a nutritional standpoint, maintaining the correct balance of minerals like calcium, phosphorus and magnesium is critical for the growth and development of livestock. An excess of these minerals can disrupt the metabolic processes and lead to the aforementioned health issues. The recall indicates that ADM Animal Nutrition is taking corrective actions to address the problem, which is a positive response in terms of corporate responsibility. However, the incident may lead to a loss of trust among consumers and could potentially affect the company's market share in the competitive animal feed industry.
The recall of ADM's animal feed products due to elevated levels of minerals highlights the risks associated with supply chain and manufacturing processes. Equipment failure at the Quincy, Illinois facility has led to this significant recall, reflecting the potential for operational disruptions to have widespread effects. The impact on ADM's supply chain is multifaceted, including the immediate financial costs associated with the recall, potential legal liabilities due to the reported livestock deaths and the logistical challenges of coordinating the return and refund process for the affected products.
Long-term implications may involve reevaluation of equipment maintenance schedules, quality control procedures and possibly investments in new technology to prevent future incidents. The recall also serves as a reminder for companies in the animal nutrition industry to continually monitor their supply chains for vulnerabilities and to develop robust contingency plans to mitigate risks. The direct communication with customers and swift action to remove products from shelves are commendable from a crisis management perspective, but the incident will likely prompt a review of internal processes to strengthen safeguards against future quality control issues.
ADM's recall of multiple lots of animal feed products due to elevated mineral levels poses financial implications for the company. Short-term costs include the logistics of the recall process, refunds to customers and potential settlements for reported livestock losses. The market may react to this news with concerns over ADM's operational oversight and quality control, potentially influencing the company's stock price negatively. Investors will be attentive to how ADM manages the recall and any strategies they implement to prevent future incidents.
Long-term financial impacts depend on ADM's ability to restore consumer confidence and maintain its market position. If the recall leads to significant changes in operational procedures or regulatory scrutiny, the associated costs could affect future earnings. Furthermore, the incident may prompt a broader industry-wide examination of feed quality standards, which could result in increased regulatory compliance costs. Investors should monitor ADM's response to the recall and any announcements regarding measures to address the underlying issues that led to the elevated mineral levels in their products.
Specific lots may contain elevated levels of calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, sodium and/or chloride and may harm chickens, swine, beef cattle and equine
The lot number for the Pen Pals Chicken Starter-Grower 25-lb bags involved in this recall is Lot 507650QN. This product may contain elevated levels of calcium and phosphorus, which could lead to leg deformities, trouble standing and walking, and can be fatal to chickens. This product was distributed between Feb. 29, 2024 and March 8, 2024, and could have been purchased through distributors in
The lot number for the Pen Pals Chicken Starter-Grower 50-lb bags and Pen Pals® Chicken Starter-Grower 25-lb case involved in this recall is Lot 506942QN. These products may contain elevated levels of magnesium, which can cause bone deformities, slow growth rate, watery feces and can be fatal to chickens. These products were distributed between Feb. 28, 2024 and March 14, 2024, and could have been purchased through distributors in
The lot number for the MoorMan’s ShowTec Sale Burst w/DF DEN 50-lb. bags involved in this recall is Lot 506664QN. This product may contain increased levels of sodium and chloride, which can lead to reduced feed intake, thirst and diarrhea. This product was distributed between Feb. 16, 2024, and March 1, 2024, and could have been purchased through distributors in
The lot number for the MoorMan’s ShowTec Burst Starter w/DF CTC/DEN 50-lb. bags involved in this recall is Lot 506640QN. This product may also contain increased levels of sodium and chloride. This product was distributed between Feb. 16, 2024, and March 1, 2024, and could have been purchased through distributors in
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The lot number for the AMPT-A CTC/IGR 50-lb. bags involved in this recall is Lot 507828QN. This product may contain increased levels of sodium, which could cause loose stools and central nervous system issues. This product was distributed on March 1, 2024, and could have been purchased through distributors in
The lot number for the ShowTec Hi Fat
The lot number for the Seniorglo 50-lb. bags involved in this recall is Lot 505426QN. This product may contain increased levels of calcium, which could cause weight loss and the animal to become weak and listless. This product was distributed between Jan. 24, 2024, and Feb. 1, 2024, and could have been purchased through distributors in
The lot number for the MotivAte 12-15 DEN 50-lb. bags involved in this recall is Lot 507330QN. This product may contain increased levels of calcium and phosphorus , which could cause reduced feed intake and feed conversion This product was distributed on Feb. 27, 2024, and March 4, 2024, and could have been purchased from ADM locations in
After receiving a customer complaint related to swine refusing to eat feed from a single lot of MoorMan’s ShowTec Sale Burst w/DF DEN, ADM immediately investigated and discovered that the company’s animal feed manufacturing facility in
The lot number can be found at the bottom of the label. Click here to view images of the labels involved. Customers who have purchased the recalled feed should immediately stop using it and return it to their distributor or directly to ADM Animal Nutrition for a full refund. Please direct any customer inquiries to 800-217-2007 between the hours of 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Central time Monday through Friday.
For more information about ADM Animal Nutrition, visit www.admanimalnutrition.com.
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