Animals
- Pet Food Recall ~ No More Ingredients From China.
As the tainted pet-food recall mushroomed into an international scandal, two of the largest U.S. food manufacturers put out a blanket order to their American suppliers: no more ingredients from China. The directive from Mission Foods Corp. and Tyson...
- Pet Food Recall ~ Ban Ingredients Of Chinese Origin
After dogs began falling ill and dying as a result of eating the food, Royal Canin SA recalled a number of its products, and stated it would no longer use any ingredients of Chinese origin in their foods. The government of South Africa also stopped imports...
- Pet Food Recall ~ The Importance Of Labeling
Christie Keith at Pet Connection Blog says I still want clear, accurate, complete labeling of pet foods, with country of origin and actual manufacturer contact information included on the can. No more ranges, no more wiggle room, no more “min/max”...
- Iams Forced Menu Foods Hand
Without Iams, there might not have been a recall at all. In sworn testimony, Menu Foods CEO Paul Henderson admitted that his company called the recall because Iams told them they’d had enough, that their own quality internal systems had revealed...
- March 27th ~ Update On Pet Food Recall
A new report is circulating that the recent number of deaths allegedly due to the Menu Foods pet food poisoning scandal may be just the tip of the iceberg. Many more deaths have not been officially reported, and that the problem may be more extensive...
Animals
Pet Food Recall ~ No more ingredients from China
From USA Today’s Julie Schmit and Elizabeth Weise:
Menu Foods, North America’s biggest maker of wet pet foods and the company that launched the pet food recall, is phasing out ingredients from China.
HT Pet Connection Blog
Menu Foods, North America’s biggest maker of wet pet foods and the company that launched the pet food recall, is phasing out ingredients from China.
HT Pet Connection Blog
- Pet Food Recall ~ No More Ingredients From China.
As the tainted pet-food recall mushroomed into an international scandal, two of the largest U.S. food manufacturers put out a blanket order to their American suppliers: no more ingredients from China. The directive from Mission Foods Corp. and Tyson...
- Pet Food Recall ~ Ban Ingredients Of Chinese Origin
After dogs began falling ill and dying as a result of eating the food, Royal Canin SA recalled a number of its products, and stated it would no longer use any ingredients of Chinese origin in their foods. The government of South Africa also stopped imports...
- Pet Food Recall ~ The Importance Of Labeling
Christie Keith at Pet Connection Blog says I still want clear, accurate, complete labeling of pet foods, with country of origin and actual manufacturer contact information included on the can. No more ranges, no more wiggle room, no more “min/max”...
- Iams Forced Menu Foods Hand
Without Iams, there might not have been a recall at all. In sworn testimony, Menu Foods CEO Paul Henderson admitted that his company called the recall because Iams told them they’d had enough, that their own quality internal systems had revealed...
- March 27th ~ Update On Pet Food Recall
A new report is circulating that the recent number of deaths allegedly due to the Menu Foods pet food poisoning scandal may be just the tip of the iceberg. Many more deaths have not been officially reported, and that the problem may be more extensive...