A company fined 49000 yuan for adding illegal drugs to pig feed

Introduction: yesterday morning, Guangzhou Municipal feed office issued a ticket of up to 49000 yuan to a feed company in Panyu District, which used the national illegal drugs in pig feed This is the highest ticket for illegal use of illegal drugs by feed enterprises in Guangzhou since this year In the middle of June this year, our newspaper received anonymous reports from readers that x feed company, located in a town of Panyu District, used the illegal drugs "psychostimulants" - ractopamine (commonly known as "Clenbuterol") and "psychoactive drugs" - diazepam, which are strictly prohibited by the state, in pig feed It is reported that ractopamine is a kind of forbidden drug in the feed of the Ministry of agriculture; diazepam is a kind of forbidden drug in the feed of the Ministry of agriculture According to Xie Zidong, deputy director of Guangzhou feed industry office, the feed office received a letter of report and immediately went to the feed company's warehouse to find suspected illegal drugs, and then took the samples back for testing However, the test results showed that ractopamine and diazepam were not found in the feed, but two other illegal drugs, quinol and trimethoprim, banned by the state were found The green revolution of the table Wu Dongqiao, director of Guangzhou feed office, told reporters that feed office will encourage qualified and capable feed enterprises to improve and improve the quality and flavor of animal products on the basis of ensuring feed safety by launching "three one projects" (one chicken, one fish and one pig) in Guangzhou feed industry Feed, push Guangzhou table green revolution Wu Dongqiao said that people generally think that feed chicken, feed pig and feed fish are "unsafe and taste bad" when eaten "In fact, with the deterioration of the environment, these" local specialties "that do not feed feed feed are almost extinct The so-called" natural livestock and seafood products "are deceptive." (reporter Wang Hongwei)