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Mandatory Reporting of Animal Food Problems (video)

It's important for feed manufacturers to report serious problems with animal feed to FDA; in fact, it is required by law in certain cases. This video explains what problems must be reported to FDA, who is responsible for reporting them, and how they can be reported through an on-line portal, the Reportable Food Registry.

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