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Antimicrobials, Shrimps and the Law
In India, animal farming is often presented as the main cause of the development of Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) in the environment. On top of being one of the pillars of global pharmaceutical production, India is also a major provider of food animals at the global scale. The importance of pharmac
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