More Department said. Envigo, a subsidiary of the pharmaceutical company Inotiv, pleaded guilty to conspiring to violate the Animal Welfare Act and conspiring to violate the Clean Water Act ...

accusing the facility of more than 90 violations of the Animal Welfare Act. The complaint also alleged that Miller had failed ...

KATHMANDU, Feb. 24 -- Animal welfare activists have emphasized the need for the timely introduction followed by strict implementation of the Animal Welfare Act to address the problems of cruel ...

In the plea bargain, Inotiv Inc., via its Envigo subsidiaries, pleaded guilty to criminal charges of conspiracy to violate the Animal Welfare Act and conspiracy to violate the Clean Water Act.

The fines against Inotiv come as its subsidiary, Envigo RMS, pleaded guilty to conspiring to knowingly violate the Animal Welfare Act, and another subsidiary, Envigo Global Services Inc., pleaded ...

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) said Jose Miguel Carrillo received the 84-month sentence after pleading guilty to conspiring to violate the federal Animal Welfare Act and being a felon in ...

Envigo RMS, which is now owned by Inotiv, reached an agreement with the DOJ that has the company paying more than $35 million in fines — the largest ever fine in an Animal Welfare Act case.

a violation of the federal Animal Welfare Act, the office of Acting United States Attorney Joshua Levy said in a statement. Levy called Murphy’s actions the embodiment of the “calculated ...

It hit the facility with more than 70 Animal Welfare Act violations in 10 months. “Envigo’s conduct led to the deaths of hundreds of dogs and harm to thousands more,” Todd Kim, the assistant ...