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Option C is correct
Food processing animals are cattle, goats, poultry as well as fishes, which produce food or used as food. Metronidazole and chloramphenicol are no longer able to be used in food-producing animals. Chloramphenicol use is food producing animals is associated with incidences of severe aplastic anemia. Hece most contries have banned it for food producing animals. Metronidazole use is prohibited for cattles in U.S.
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