California AB1505 amends the Food and Agricultural Code to regulate certified mobile farmers' markets and restrict the use of medically important.
California AB1505 amends the Food and Agricultural Code to regulate certified mobile farmers' markets by allowing enforcing officers to inspect and seize products, and to admit seized evidence in any county. It also adds a new section prohibiting the administration of medically important antimicrobial drugs to livestock unless ordered by a licensed veterinarian through a compliant prescription or veterinary feed directive. This change aims to ensure responsible use of antibiotics in livestock, aligning with federal and state laws.
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