Traces of bone found in animal feed shipments from Germany

The Department of Agriculture is investigating the discovery of traces of bone in two animal feed shipments imported from Germany to Ireland.

Traces of bone found in animal feed shipments from Germany
Wed, 03 Nov, 2004 - 09:11

The Department of Agriculture is investigating the discovery of traces of bone in two animal feed shipments imported from Germany to Ireland.

The material was found during testing of the sugar beet pulp, which was imported between October 18th and 22nd.

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