Deregulation, a main reason for Brexit?

[Old Greg]

US has a ban on the use of ionophores as an animal feed additive.


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That is not what you posted.

[Yorkie62]

That is not what you posted.

Ionophores are antibiotics just not controlled, I.e. require veterinary authorised administration

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[Yorkie62]

No it doesn't. I've provided several links so far,
Here's another one that says it doesn't:
FDA Guidance 209, 213 and VFD Educational Material - Animal Health Institute

Please provide a link that says that the US has a ban on the use of ionophores.

And is that the latest advice. It is quite old. I've found reports as recent as March 2018 which indicate things may have moved on.

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[Yorkie62]

What's really sad on here is the blinkered approach by certain individuals who see everything the EU does or regulates for as being the perfect solution and are unable to open their minds to the possibility that their perfect EU world might no be so perfect after all, particularly when someone challenges their beliefs.

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[WTFH]

And is that the latest advice. It is quite old. I've found reports as recent as March 2018 which indicate things may have moved on.

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Please share one of these reports where it states that the US has a ban on all antibiotics for poultry, or where it specifies that ionophores are banned for poultry.

[WTFH]

What's really sad on here is the blinkered approach by certain individuals who see everything the EU does or regulates for as being the perfect solution and are unable to open their minds to the possibility that their perfect EU world might no be so perfect after all, particularly when someone challenges their beliefs.

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No, Most of us do not think that the EU is perfect. But many of us are open minded enough to question things and try to fin out the truth, not just repeat lies.

[Yorkie62]

No, Most of us do not think that the EU is perfect. But many of us are open minded enough to question things and try to fin out the truth, not just repeat lies.

Pot & kettle springs to mind

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[WTFH]

Pot & kettle springs to mind

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I've provided links. You've yet to provide one.

Here's another link (11th April 2019):
https://www.ams.usda.gov/sites/defau...ListingPVP.pdf

And here are three of the criteria:

• Certified Responsible Antibiotic Use (CRAU) – Antibiotic use conforms to the requirements of the ARAC School Food Focus Standard for Certified
  Responsible Use of Antibiotics in Poultry (https://certifiedresponsibleantibioticuse.org/). Conformance to the program is verified annually via third-party audits
  provided by USDA-AMS (www.ams.usda.gov/services/auditing/crau).
  
• No Antibiotics Important to Human Health (NAIHH) – No antibiotics currently on the World Health Organization (WHO) list of antibiotics deemed to be
  critically important to human medicine will be applied or fed to eggs or live birds. World Health Organization (2016). Critically Important Antimicrobials for
  Human Medicine (www.who.int/foodsafety/areas_work/antimicrobial-resistance/cia/en/). Certified by conformance to CRAU.
  
• No Antibiotics Important to Human Medicine (NAIHM) – No antibiotics currently on the World Health Organization (WHO) list of antibiotics deemed to be
  critically important to human medicine will be applied or fed to eggs or live birds. World Health Organization (2016). Critically Important Antimicrobials for
  Human Medicine (www.who.int/foodsafety/areas_work/antimicrobial-resistance/cia/en/). Certified by conformance to CRAU.

[Yorkie62]

I've provided links. You've yet to provide one.

Here's another link (11th April 2019):
https://www.ams.usda.gov/sites/defau...ListingPVP.pdf

And here are three of the criteria:

• Certified Responsible Antibiotic Use (CRAU) – Antibiotic use conforms to the requirements of the ARAC School Food Focus Standard for Certified
  Responsible Use of Antibiotics in Poultry (https://certifiedresponsibleantibioticuse.org/). Conformance to the program is verified annually via third-party audits
  provided by USDA-AMS (www.ams.usda.gov/services/auditing/crau).
  
• No Antibiotics Important to Human Health (NAIHH) – No antibiotics currently on the World Health Organization (WHO) list of antibiotics deemed to be
  critically important to human medicine will be applied or fed to eggs or live birds. World Health Organization (2016). Critically Important Antimicrobials for
  Human Medicine (www.who.int/foodsafety/areas_work/antimicrobial-resistance/cia/en/). Certified by conformance to CRAU.
  
• No Antibiotics Important to Human Medicine (NAIHM) – No antibiotics currently on the World Health Organization (WHO) list of antibiotics deemed to be
  critically important to human medicine will be applied or fed to eggs or live birds. World Health Organization (2016). Critically Important Antimicrobials for
  Human Medicine (www.who.int/foodsafety/areas_work/antimicrobial-resistance/cia/en/). Certified by conformance to CRAU.

As I said blind as a bat

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[WTFH]

As I said blind as a bat

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Link to your sources.