Boycotts against Bovaer feed additive in Britain

SOURCE www.breitbart.com
Boycotts have been launched in Britain against a feed additive called Bovaer, meant to reduce methane emissions from cattle, due to safety concerns. Despite concerns about its safety, regulators in the US, UK, and EU have approved its use. The additive is comprised of propylene glycol, silicon dioxide, and 3-nitrooxypropanol. Proponents argue that it is broken down by cow digestion and not harmful to humans.

Key Points

  • Boycotts in Britain against Bovaer feed additive over safety concerns
  • Regulators in the US, UK, and EU have approved Bovaer for use in cows to reduce methane emissions
  • Proponents argue that Bovaer is not harmful to humans as it is broken down by cow digestion
  • Social media backlash against Bovaer-linked dairy products

Pros

  • Bovaer is approved by regulators in the US, UK, and EU to reduce methane emissions from cattle
  • Supporters argue that the compound is broken down by cow digestion and is not a threat to humans

Cons

  • Safety concerns raised online about consuming animal products produced with Bovaer
  • Some studies suggest a link to cancer, and the FDA has warned about potential damage to male fertility