Pet Food Recall picturesAdvanced Photoshop Pictures Contest - 11 image entries
Contest Directions: 
Pet food recall expanded further Tuesday to include products made at a Canadian factory. Pet food from China, on the other hand, was found to have the least chemicals, and with the most natural ingredients. Hey, they don't call it "dog food" for nothing.
In this contest you are asked to photoshop pet food that may need a recall. Show some bad ingredients, packaging, strange names and shapes of pet food items, etc.
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Jackpot: 1st place: $5, 2nd place: $3 , 3rd place: $2
Started: 4/11/2007 6:00:00 AM, Ended: 4/13/2007 6:00:00 AM
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| | This Tuesday brought more another spin in the pet food recall scandal.
A Canadian factory was found to have used an ingredient tainted with
a poisonous chemical, which already caused pet contaminations and
lethal cases among pets in the United States which were fed the food
of Menu Foods Inc.
Previously the company recalled cat and dog food produced only at its
factories in Kansas and New Jersey - thought to have been the only
ones using the ingredient, wheat gluten, contaminated with a bad industrial chemical
- melamine.
Unfortunately, further tests by Menu Foods have revealed that part of
the contaminated wheat gluten was transported to their factory in
Canada where it was processed and used in pet food production which
made its way to store shelves across US and Canada. The factory is
located in Streetsville, Ontario, and all the dog food and cat food
made there will not be recalled from stores.
Company spokesman stated that the total amount of contaminated food
was less that one percent of its output in December and January. The
tainted wheat gluten was purchased and imported by the Company from
its Chinese business partner.
What adds tension to the case is the statement of FDA of last week
which assured that absolutely no tainted pet food by Menu Foods Inc
made its way to Canada, saying that Canadian dog and cat food products were
safe to consume. "What a shock it was to learn this week that this was
not the case, and we could have prevented further poisoning of pets in
Canada," says the ceo of "Royal Canin Canada."
Menu Foods was one of the six companies which were affected by the
contaminated wheat gluten they were buying from China. Food and Drug
Administration (FDA) blocked any further imports of Chinese wheat
gluten until investigation on how industrial melamine could have
gotten into their vegetable protein.
Meanwhile veterinarians across the US noted a thirty percent increase
in kidney failure among cats and dogs during the three months when
tainted pet food was sold in the United States. Analysts thing that the
total sad effects of pet contamination is yet to be seen. |
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