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    The entire situation is just disgusting. What the hell is the FDA waiting for?? If they were less concerned with covering their ass and protecting big corporations and more concerned with quality control we would not be in this situation. The FDA sucks!

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    Science diet prescription diet had been recalled weeks ago, I don't know about their other food
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    It's (possibly) gotten into the human food chain because pig and chicked farms fed the recalled food to their animals, and now we're going to be eating those animals.

    Here's the thread I posted in General yesterday:

    http://petoftheday.com/talk/showthre...16#post1804316
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    this was posted on a RV forum I belong too. At the very end it lists a co. that makes Atta boy. Anyone know more about this? We have a friend that feeds that.



    "China bans melamine in food but rejects it as cause of pet food deaths
    Last Updated: Thursday, April 26, 2007 | 6:57 AM ET (CBC Website)
    The Associated Press

    China said Thursday it has banned melamine from food products after the chemical was found in exports of vegetable protein shipped to the United States, but rejected it as the cause of dozens of pet deaths in North America.

    U.S. Food and Drug Administration officials say they suspect the substance, which is a chemical found in plastics and pesticides, is to blame.

    China's Foreign Ministry said in a statement there was no evidence to support the FDA's claim but that it would co-operate with the United States to find out what actually killed the animals.

    The comments in a statement released by the Chinese Foreign Ministry were the first detailed response from Beijing to concerns that emerged a month ago about the country's wheat and rice gluten exports.

    China has said it was investigating the issue but had not acknowledged until Thursday that Chinese companies had shipped gluten tainted with melamine to the United States.

    The ministry said the contaminated vegetable protein managed to get past customs without inspection because it had not been declared for use in pet food.

    "At present, there is no clear evidence showing that melamine is the direct cause of the poisoning or death of the pets," the statement said. "China is willing to strengthen co-operation with the U.S. side … to find out the real cause leading to the pet deaths in order to protect the health of the pets of the two countries."

    U.S. Food and Drug Administration officials have said they suspect Chinese wheat and rice gluten laced with melamine and added to pet food may have killed at least 15 cats and dogs. The chemical appears to have caused acute kidney failure in animals that have died or been sickened after eating foods contaminated with the chemical.

    China said an investigation triggered by FDA complaints found melamine in wheat and rice gluten exported to the United States by two Chinese companies: Xuzhou Anying Bio-technology Development Company and Binzhou Futian Bio-technology Company.

    The case has prompted China to step up inspections of plant-based proteins and to list melamine as a banned substance for food exports and domestic sales, it said.

    China also invited FDA officials to visit China to help with further investigations into the case and to consult on improving inspection techniques, it said.

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    Not sure what products are affected yet.

    April 26th, 2007

    Wilbur-Ellis Rice Protein Concentrate Recalls:

    UPDATE: AP identifies another (fifth) pet food maker that received tainted rice protein concentrate: American Nutrition in Utah.

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