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Antibiotic found in wild seafood 14 kilometres from salmon farm

Australian Broadcasting Corporation 1 min read 15 hours ago


Tasmania's Natural Resources and Environment Department has confirmed the antibiotic florfenicol was detected at a 'low level' in wild seafood 14 kilometres from where the drug was administered.
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