Imports banned to guard against foot-and-mouthThe US government in March temporarily banned the import of all animals and animal products from the…

Formal title: Docket Number [FSIS-2010-0041] Non-Ambulatory Disabled Veal Calves and Other Non-Ambulatory Disabled Livestock at Slaughter; Petitions…

The veterinary profession has a responsibility to ensure the safety of foods of animal origin and to protect the health of American consumers.

The AVMA believes that permanent, unique identification of animals and premises is essential for tracing origin and destination of all livestock,

The AVMA opposes the direct sale or distribution to the consumer of unpasteurized milk or other unpasteurized dairy products.

View the FSVMC report About the FSVMC Food Supply Veterinary Medicine (FSVM) is a new term that encompasses all aspects of veterinary medicine's…

Dr. Michelle Kornele said antiparasitic drug resistance, long a problem managed by owners of small ruminants, is increasing in horses and

AVMA comments on Federal Register Notice Current Good Manufacturing Practice and Hazard Analysis and Risk-Based Preventative Controls for Food for…

AVMA comments on Federal Register Notice Docket No. FDA-2013-N-1043 Draft Qualitative Risk Assessment of Risk of Activity/Animal Food

Global health authorities are discouraging use of antimicrobials in food-producing animals in the absence of disease.

The FDA's Veterinary Feed Directive (VFD) requires a veterinarian’s involvement when any medically important antibiotic is fed to a food animal…