Recall of Cat and Dog Food Due to Pieces of Plastic
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Lidl customers are informed about the withdrawal from the market of a product intended for pet food. The measure has been announced by the Dutch supplier Partner in Pet Food NL BV and aims at a range of wet cat food marketed in retail stores.
Dutch supermarkets are warning about the possible presence of plastic in canned cat and dog food. The products in question are from the company Partner in Pet Food NL B.V. Pieces of plastic were found in the cans during quality checks. Lidl, Albert Heijn, and Jumbo have posted a warning on their websites listing the names of the affected products. The recall applies to a number of private label cans, including 'Stoofpotje met Lam, Pasta & Groent…
Several supermarket chains in the Netherlands and Belgium have recalled pet food because blue pieces of plastic were found in the food during inspections. Lidl warned on Monday of possible plastic contamination in dog and cat food. Albert Heijn and Jumbo had previously reported that customers should preferably not give a specific type of dog food from their house brands to their pets.
The National Sanitary Veterinary and Food Safety Authority (ANSVSA) has announced the voluntary recall of a wet cat food product sold in Lidl Romania stores, as a preventive measure to protect animal health. According to the institution, the manufacturer Partner in Pet Food NL BV has decided to withdraw from sale the product Coshida Selection – wet food […] The post ANSVSA announces the recall of a wet cat food product, due to contamination with…
A selection of wet cat food marketed in Lidl stores in Romania was withdrawn from the shelf
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