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King Farm, a non-FDA licensed feed mill in Delaware, manufactured animal food products contaminated with dangerous levels of the mycotoxin fumonisin, resulting in at least 30 horse deaths and one potential goat death. FDA testing of recalled products found fumonisin levels ranging from 18 to 36.1 ppm—far exceeding the recommended 5 ppm limit for equine feed—rendering the products adulterated and injurious to animal health. The inspection documented violations of Current Good Manufacturing Practice and Hazard Analysis requirements, indicating systemic failures in the company's quality control and contamination prevention processes.