Sentence examples for illegal antibiotics from inspiring English sources

And this year, several Southern states in the United States banned or blocked imports of Chinese catfish after detecting illegal antibiotics.

Alabama and Mississippi have just banned the sale of catfish from China after a majority of the states' tests found illegal antibiotics.

As water quality in Fuqing declined, farmers who often filled their ponds with too much seafood tried to fight off disease and calm stressed fish with an array of powerful, and often illegal, antibiotics and pesticides.

And by the time Hurricane Katrina hit in 2005, imported farmed shrimp — cheaper, but sometimes laced with illegal antibiotics and, Louisiana fishermen would argue, nowhere near as sweet as theirs — had ballooned to 95 percent of domestic consumption.

In 2011, some experts estimated that about a third of all honey in the U.S., imported from China, was tainted with illegal antibiotics and heavy metals.

Its problems were partly the result of a government investigation into alleged illegal antibiotic use by its chicken suppliers.Investors no longer celebrate firms with big investments in China.

Among the 68 patients (16.1%) with an illegal antibiotic, it was continued in 24 (35.3%) during hospitalization.

Each year, federal inspectors find illegal levels of antibiotics in hundreds of older dairy cows bound for the slaughterhouse.

A Chinese Central Television report which aired last month accused another KFC supplier, Liuhe Group, of feeding its chickens a cocktail of illegal drugs and antibiotics.

In fact, we Germans, with our big foreheads, have determined that despite our BSE [mad cow disease], chicken flu, and the occasional farmer who feeds his cows illegal steroids and antibiotics anyway, these are much safer than U.S. beef that is hormone treated with (regulated) hormones and controlled by the USDA.

Direct sales via the internet are also increasing and difficult to control [ 27], including sales in some countries of illegal over-the-counter antibiotics and counterfeit drugs that may contain sub-optimal active antibiotic concentrations.