The U.S. and EU Animal Pharmaceutical Industries in the Age of Antibiotic Resistance

by Stacy Sneeringer, Maria Bowman, and Matthew Clancy

Increased scrutiny from policymakers and consumers is changing how the animal pharmaceutical industry develops and sells its drugs, which in turn, can affect agricultural production and meat prices. In recent years, antibiotics sales for U.S. and EU food-animal production have shown declines, even as demand for food-animal products has increased.

See related Amber Waves article: Developing Alternatives to Antibiotics Used in Food Animal Production.

See related Webinar: The U.S. and EU Animal Pharmaceutical Industries in the Age of Antibiotic Resistance.

Keywords: antibiotics, veterinary pharmaceuticals, vaccines, livestock, economics, animal pharmaceuticals, innovation, drugs

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