Expanding on the earlier recall in late March, ADM Animal Nutrition has announced the addition of 17 more lots of chicken, swine, and rabbit feed products. Elevated levels of magnesium, sodium, calcium, and/or phosphorus have prompted this action, posing potential health risks to animals. Shares of ADM closed nearly 2% down, reflecting market response to the recall expansion.

ADM Animal Nutrition has expanded its recall to include various products under brands such as Pen Pals, MaxLean, ShowTec, and MoorMan's. The recall encompasses chicken, swine, and rabbit feed products distributed between January and March 2024. Elevated levels of certain ingredients, if consumed, could lead to severe consequences for the animals. Shares of ADM closed nearly 2% down, reflecting market response to the recall expansion.

According to ADM Animal Nutrition, sodium levels can affect chickens' water consumption and growth rate, while calcium and phosphorus levels can impact feed intake and conversion in swine. Moreover, rabbits may experience issues like loose stools and reduced growth rate due to elevated magnesium levels. The company has urged customers to stop using the recalled feed immediately. Customers could contact ADM Animal Nutrition for further assistance and information regarding the recall process including refund.

In late March, ADM Animal Nutrition had issued recalls for specific products, including Pen Pals chicken feed, MoorMan's ShowTec swine feed, AMPT cattle feed, and Seniorglo horse feed.