Treat RECALLS! Del Monte Pet Products Voluntarily Withdraws Specific Product Codes of Pet Treats and Wet Dog Food Products SAN FRANCISCO, March 31, 2007?As a precautionary measure, Del Monte Pet Products is voluntarily recalling select product codes of its pet treat products sold under the Jerky Treats?, Gravy Train? Beef Sticks and Pounce Meaty Morsels? brands as well as select dog snack and wet dog food products sold under private label brands. A complete list of affected brands and products is below. The Company took this voluntary recall action immediately after learning this morning from the FDA that wheat gluten supplied to Del Monte Pet Products from a specific manufacturing facility in China contained melamine. Melamine is a substance not approved for use in food. The FDA made this finding as part of its ongoing investigation into the recent pet food recall. The adulteration occurred in a limited production quantity on select product codes of the brands below. This recall removes all Del Monte pet products with wheat gluten procured from this manufacturing facility from retail shelves. No other Del Monte Pet Products treats, biscuits or wet dog food products are impacted by this recall,and no Del Monte dry cat food, dry dog food, wet cat food or pouched pet foods are subject to this voluntary recall. The affected products comprise less than one-tenth of one percent of Del Monte Pet Products' annual pet food and pet treat production. Del Monte Pet Products has proactively engaged and fully cooperated with the FDA since the start of its investigation. The adulterated ingredients were used in limited production over the last three months for those items identified by specific product codes. Del Monte Pet Products has not used wheat gluten from this manufacturing facility in China in any other pet products except those described below. Consumers should discontinue feeding the products with the Product Codes detailed below to their pets. Del Monte Pet Products are 100% guaranteed and all voluntarily recalled products will be refunded. Del Monte Pet Products customers can contact our Consumer Hotline at (800) 949-3799 for further information about the recall and for instructions on obtaining a product refund. If consumers visit our website, they can click on the "Contact Us" button and submit the Contact Us form, including UPC number, product name, Best By Date, and manufacturing code information (located under the Best By date). Consumers may also write to us at: Del Monte Foods P.O. Box 80 Pittsburgh PA 15230-0080. BRANDED Production Code/Best By Date Jerky Treats Beef Flavor Dog Snacks Code: Best By: TP7C05 Aug 05 08 TP7B07 Aug 07 08 TP7B08 Aug 08 08 TP7B09 Aug 09 08 TP6B10 Aug 10 08 Code: Best By: TP7B15 Aug 15 08 TP7C05 Sep 02 08 TP7C06 Sep 03 08 Gravy Train Beef Sticks Dog Snacks Code: Best By: TP7B19 Aug 19 08 TP7B20 Aug 20 08 TP7B21 Aug 21 08 Pounce Meaty Morsels Moist Chicken Flavor Cat Treats Code: Best By: TP7C07 Sep 04 08 TP7C12 Sep 09 08 PRIVATE LABEL Production Code/Best By Date Ol' Roy Beef Flavor Jerky Strips Dog Treats Code: Best By: TP7B06 Aug 06 08 TP7B07 Aug 07 08 TP7C05 Sep 02 08 TP7C06 Sep 03 08 TP7C07 Sep 04 08 Code: Best By: TP7C08 Sep 05 08 Ol' Roy Beef Flavor Snack Sticks Dog Treats Code: Best By: TP7B19 Aug 19 08 TP7B20 Aug 20 08 TP7B21 Aug 21 08 TP7C08 Sep 05 08 TP7C09 Sep 06 08 Ol' Roy Bark'n Bac'n Beef & Bacon Flavor Dog Treats Code: Best By: TP7C14 Sep 11 08 Ol' Roy with Beef Hearty Cuts in Gravy Dog Food Code: Best By: BC6M21 Dec 21 09 Ol' Roy with Beef Hearty Strips in Gravy Dog Food Code: Best By: BC7A19 Jan 19 10 Ol' Roy Country Stew Hearty Cuts in Gravy Dog Food Code: Best By: BC6M15 Dec 15 09 Dollar General Beef Flavored Jerky Strips Dog Treats Code: Best By: TP7C06 Sep 03 08 Dollar General Beef Flavored Beef Sticks Dog Treats Code: Best By: TP7B20 Aug 20 08 TP7B21 Aug 21 08 Happy Tails Beef Flavor Jerky Strips Code: Best By: TPY7B08 Aug 08 08 TP7B09 Aug 09 08 Happy Tails Meaty Cuts with Beef in Gravy Dog Food |
What's next?:eek: It is so scary. Thank's for posting this infomation. |
its very scarey wondering if anything we buy for our furbabies is safe for them to eat..... |
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this stinks....sounds like NOTHING will be safe anymore except home cooking but who has time for that all the time? I homecook when I can but it's impossible when you and your s/o work full time. Hopefully this will prompt a regulation standards that seem non-existent? |
this really stinks... whats next? |
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geez...what next??? I haven't gotten to the point that I'm cooking food for Max and Abbie yet--just treats-- but if there is a recall on their food I'm going to start. There are days that I don't even have time to cook for myself so I hope I don't have to start making their meals--on days when I don't feel like cooking, they can't exactly have a burger and fries for their dinner ;) |
Another ((ANOTHER)) recall??? Come on....is anything safe anymore??!! |
This can't be happening :mad: This is unbelievable more recalls is anything safe??? I just read there may be more recalls what the heck is going on, why are they waiting, why didn't they just come forward when the first recalls were made. this is so annoying!! my 12 year old yorkie was very very sick, she is doing great now that was almost 3 weeks ago I thought she was on her way out. and to think I may have been the cause makes me sick.:mad: Just a little story one day I was at the market looking at the taco mixes and this guy walks u and says" it doesn't matter which one you pick i'm pretty sure they are all made by the same company and they just throw different lables on them" how true his statement is. |
1 Attachment(s) I think we all better start making our own food and treats. Sure hope my furbabies don't mind burnt food:thinking: but at least it will be safe. |
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