Pet Food Recalls, Redux
The latest reminder that pet food processing companies need to manage their risk of food recalls: pig ear dog chews have been recalled for potential salmonella contamination. This presents a health risk not only to pets, but also to your customers (and their kids, even if they do not eat dog biscuits).
Pet food recalls, like other food recalls, present a recurring problem.
Smart consumers should already know they should wash their hands after handling pet food and prevent their children from eating it. However, should pet food processing companies include a notice on their package to remind people that pet food is only for pets? Or is this type of warning in the “where does it end?” category?
Categories: Food Processing, Food Recalls, Food Safety
Pet Food Recalls, Pet Food Safety
I don’t think most people know to wash hands after handling pet food. Thanks for sharing this!