WASHINGTON — A coalition representing a broad array of interests involved in producing food from livestock and poultry has sent a letter to congressional leaders regarding antibiotics usage in food-producing animals, emphasizing that consumers deserve a choice when it comes to their meat and poultry purchases, but also need accurate information about those choices.
The letter was sent in response to a recent Consumers Union report on the use of antibiotics in animal production.
The group said the Consumers Union report, which called for 'Meat Without Drugs' to eliminate the use of antibiotics in farm animals "may sound like a. . .
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