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Post subject: All Creatures Great and Small
Posted: Jul 28, 2007 - 03:28 AM
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We lost all our reference materials about Pet and Human Food Recalls....
Maybe Diana, and the rest of you, want to add to posts here so that everyone may be informed....
Recalled cans still for sale in grocery stores
A week later, word hasn't reached all outlets selling possibly tainted foods
Updated: 12:27 p.m. PT July 27, 2007
WASHINGTON - Stores nationwide are continuing to sell recalled canned chili, stew, hash and other foods potentially contaminated with poisonous bacteria even after repeated warnings the products could kill.
Thousands of cans are being removed from store shelves as quickly as investigators find them, more than a week after Castleberry's Food Co. began recalling more than 90 potentially contaminated products over fears of botulism contamination.
The recall now covers two years' production at the company's Augusta, Ga., plant — a tally that spirals into the tens of millions of cans.
Spot checks by the Food and Drug Administration and state officials continue to turn up recalled products for sale in convenience stores, gas stations and family run groceries, from Florida to Alaska. The FDA alone has found them in roughly 250 of the more than 3,700 stores visited in nationwide checks, according to figures the agency provided to The Associated Press.
1 in 3 North Carolina stores still selling cans
In states like North Carolina, more than one in three stores checked by state officials in recent days were still offering recalled products for sale. Officials there pulled 5,500 cans and pledged to keep searching.
"We're not going to quit. These numbers are too high," said Joe Reardon, who oversees food protection for the state Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.
Four people have been sickened and hospitalized because of the contaminated food, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Officials fear the tally will grow.
California health officials are investigating whether botulism confirmed in a San Diego County woman was linked to the recall. The woman reported eating a Castleberry’s product before falling sick in early July.
"Frankly, the fact we have had only four illnesses in this situation has people saying, 'Well, what is the big deal?' The deal is this is something that can land you in the ICU, not being able to breathe, for weeks," said Dr. David Acheson, the FDA's lead food safety expert, prior to Friday’s disclosure of the possible California case. |
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Posted: Jul 28, 2007 - 03:46 AM
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NOTICE: July 21st, 2007: Castleberry Foods Voluntary Recall on HUMAN FOOD includes Natural Balance Eatables for Dogs.
Natural Balance was informed on July 21st, 2007 at 2:45 PM Pacific time by our USDA manufacturer, Castleberry Foods, in Augusta, GA, that they are doing a voluntary recall on all 15 oz. edible foods for humans as well as our Natural Balance Eatables for Dogs (Irish Stew, Hobo Chili, Chinese Take-Out and Southern Style Dumplin's with Gravy).
To comply with our manufacturer, we are asking that you discontinue use and return Eatables for Dogs to your store for a full refund. We will give you more information as we get it
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