The agency said Dan Colbert operated without an adequate bond.

While uncertainties remain on feed impact, industry should have biosecurity plans in place.

Approximately $800 million of assistance was given in October.

The company wants the agency to distinguish between free-range and pasture-raised. 

The 29 states with inspection programs certified by FSIS would be able to sell products across state lines.

Boneless beef products were the subject of one company’s recall as well as misbranded sausage from another processor.  

Groups press congressional budget leadership for adequate funding.

The agency will give stakeholders until April 19.

FSIS discovered the products were not produced at a USDA-inspected facility.

The product was shipped to schools in Minnesota.