#00369
Routine and poorly controlled antimicrobial use in livestock and aquaculture selects resistant bacteria that can spread through animals, food, workers, waste and the environment.
Reduce routine antimicrobial demand by improving vaccination, hygiene, housing, stocking practices, nutrition, breeding and veterinary prevention in livestock and aquaculture.
Prohibit medically important antimicrobials for growth promotion and routine group prophylaxis while preserving supervised treatment for animals that are genuinely ill.
Collect farm-level antimicrobial sales and use data by species, farm, and indication; normalize for animal populations; provide confidential benchmarking to farmers and vets; and require review and improvement plans for persistent high users.