“This post contains affiliate links, and I will be compensated if you make a purchase after clicking on my links.”
As suspected, in the wake of the voluntary recall of Purina’s Waggin Train and Canyon Creek brand chicken jerky, Milo’s Kitchen has issued a voluntary recall of their chicken treats made in China.
From Milo’s Kitchen:
MILO’S KITCHEN® VOLUNTARILY RECALLS CHICKEN JERKY AND CHICKEN GRILLERS
HOME-STYLE DOG TREATS
San Francisco – January 9, 2013 – Milo’s Kitchen® today announced that it is voluntarily recalling its
Chicken Jerky and Chicken Grillers home-style dog treats from retailer shelves nationally. No other Milo’s
Kitchen® products are affected.
On Monday, New York State’s Department of Agriculture informed the U.S. Food and Drug Administration
(FDA) and the Company that trace amounts of residual antibiotics had been found in several lots of Milo’s
Kitchen® Chicken Jerky. After consultation with the New York Department of Agriculture and FDA, the
company decided to voluntarily recall Milo’s Kitchen® Chicken Jerky and Chicken Grillers, which are both
sourced from the same chicken suppliers.
The use of antibiotics to keep chickens healthy and disease-free while raising them is standard practice in
poultry production for both human and pet food. However, the antibiotics found in the products were
unapproved and should not be present in the final food product.
Milo’s Kitchen® has a comprehensive safety testing program in place for its products from procurement
through manufacturing and distribution. Part of that program involves extensive testing for a wide range of
substances commonly used to ensure the health of chickens. However, Milo’s Kitchen® did not test for all
of the specific antibiotics found by the New York Department of Agriculture.
“Pet safety and consumer confidence in our products are our top priorities,” said Rob Leibowitz, general
manager, Pet Products. “While there is no known health risk, the presence of even trace amounts of these
antibiotics does not meet our high quality standards. Therefore, today we decided to recall both products
and asked retailers to remove the products from their shelves.
“Consumers who discard the treats will receive a full refund,” said Leibowitz. “We are committed to Milo’s
Kitchen® and stand by our guarantee of complete consumer satisfaction.”
Consumers with questions about Milo’s Kitchen products can get further information at 1-877-228-6493.
http://i-am-amused.com
Oct 18, 2013 at 8:26 pm
Jute Beugel neigen zujetztzur Verfügung in einer Vielzahl von Farben und zusätzlich styles.
oft jeder Rat Ich war uittiert in die Was, Männer Mai Verschleißzu
suchen pro anders genau das, was erwachsene Männer sollte
wirklich nutzen heute, miit dem dieSie nicht schauen
sie sich nutzlos jedochoffen trendy. Lacoste billig Siesind angemessenen in Gebühren zu gewährleisten,
daß jeder MessePerson haben genug Geld information technology.
onthechallenge.com
Oct 18, 2013 at 7:11 pm
It was not up until 1818 which the starting tpe oof the coffee percolator had bbeen introduced and nott up until 1835 and also later that some
form off coffee maker establkshed to become more well known and adcitionally posirively used.
I would become really surprised provided you can uncover this West Bend Quick –
Drip 10-cup coffee maker for purchase anywhere, however you can be ready discover the used any
using thee internet, perhaps through craigslist, e – Bay,
otherwise Biid – Cactus.