“The UK will then probably end up with some of the weakest regulatory standards in Europe, which raises questions about the kinds of trade deals we will be seeking with non-EU countries like the US, China and Australia, which have much higher levels of antibiotics in farming. Restrictions on the use of antibiotics on healthy farm animals have been approved by Vets in an attempt to combat the growth of antibiotic resistance. The legislation, which will come into effect by each year , bans the use of human reserve antibiotics on animals and also the use of unprescribed animal antimicrobials. Antibiotics are routinely used on farms to prevent or contain disease. at least 25,000 people die each year in Europe from antimicrobial-resistant infections. It remains unclear whether the new regulations will be fully applied in the UK following UK .
Restrictions on the use of antibiotics on healthy farm animals have been approved by Vets in an attempt to combat the growth of antibiotic resistance. The legislation, which will come into effect by each year , bans the use of human reserve antibiotics on animals and also the use of unprescribed animal antimicrobials. Antibiotics are routinely used on farms to prevent or contain disease. at least 25,000 people die each year in Europe from antimicrobial-resistant infections. It remains unclear whether the new regulations will be fully applied in the UK following UK .