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FDA import refusals: animal feed from Argentina

FDA category: Non-Medicated Animal Feeds · October 2016 to February 14, 2020

FDA refused 3 animal feed shipment lines from Argentina between October 2016 and February 14, 2020, 1 of them in 2020; the most refused products were chickpeas and animal feeds, most often for PESTICIDE (pesticide chemical residue).

Data from FDA public records, last checked .

3
animal feed lines refused since October 2016
1
refused so far in 2020
1
firms with the most records, listed below

Animal feed refusals from Argentina by year

Shipment lines FDA refused each year. The table has the same numbers as the chart.
Bar chart: refusal lines by 2019 to 2020. The same numbers are in the table.00.511.522019: 2 refusal lines2’192020: 1 refusal lines1’20
Refusal lines by year
YearRefusal linesvs prior year
20201-50%
20192

Chickpeas refusals from Argentina

FDA refused 2 chickpeas lines from Argentina between October 2016 and February 14, 2020, 67% of the animal feed lines.
Chickpeas product descriptions refused from Argentina
FDA product descriptionLinesShare of animal feed
Chickpeas (animal food, edible seeds-legumes)266.7%

Recent chickpeas refusals

Recent Chickpeas refusals from Argentina
DateFirmProductCharges
Tecnocampo Rio PrimeroRio Primero, ArgentinaChickpeas (animal food, edible seeds-legumes)PESTICIDESource
Tecnocampo Rio PrimeroRio Primero, ArgentinaChickpeas (animal food, edible seeds-legumes)PESTICIDESource

Animal feeds refusals from Argentina

FDA refused 1 animal feeds line from Argentina between October 2016 and February 14, 2020, 33% of the animal feed lines.
Animal feeds product descriptions refused from Argentina
FDA product descriptionLinesShare of animal feed
Animal feeds, n.e.c.133.3%

Recent animal feeds refusals

Recent Animal feeds refusals from Argentina
DateFirmProductCharges
Sofia Establecimiento MineroCordoba, ArgentinaAnimal feeds, n.e.cNO ENGLISHSource

Why FDA refused animal feed from Argentina

FDA records a charge code on each refused line; one line can carry several.
Most frequent refusal charges for animal feed from Argentina
Charge codeMeaningLinesShare
PESTICIDEPesticide chemical residue267%
NO ENGLISHRequired label information not in English133%

Argentina animal feed firms with the most FDA records

Counts are FDA records in SupplierRadar's data, not a ranking of quality.
Argentina animal feed firms with the most FDA records
FirmCityFDA records
Tecnocampo Rio PrimeroRio Primero2

Latest animal feed refusals from Argentina

Latest FDA animal feed refusals from Argentina
DateFirmProductCharges
Sofia Establecimiento MineroCordoba, ArgentinaAnimal feeds, n.e.cNO ENGLISHSource
Tecnocampo Rio PrimeroRio Primero, ArgentinaChickpeas (animal food, edible seeds-legumes)PESTICIDESource
Tecnocampo Rio PrimeroRio Primero, ArgentinaChickpeas (animal food, edible seeds-legumes)PESTICIDESource

Questions about animal feed refusals from Argentina

How many animal feed shipments from Argentina did FDA refuse in 2020?
FDA refused 1 shipment line of animal feed from Argentina in 2020 through February 14, 2020, compared with 2 in 2019.
Why does FDA refuse animal feed from Argentina?
FDA records a charge code on every refused shipment line. For animal feed from Argentina the most frequent are PESTICIDE (pesticide chemical residue, 2 lines) and NO ENGLISH (required label information not in English, 1 line). A charge describes what FDA's reference table says about one shipment line, not about every firm.
Which import alerts cover animal feed from Argentina?
As of October 26, 2026, no import alert numbered under this category lists a firm in Argentina in SupplierRadar's records. General food alerts numbered 99-xx can still list Argentina firms; see the country page.

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