Blue Ridge Beef remembers more than 2,400 pounds of her puppy and mixed cats on Friday due to fears of salmonella pollution and Listeria.
Newsweek I arrived at Blue Ridge Beef via email to comment on Friday.
Why do it matter
Many recovery processes have started this year due to the potentially damaged products, diseases transmitted by food, or allergens for undeclared foods or the possibility of bacteria.
Millions of Americans suffer from food allergy or food allergies every year. According to the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the nine major foodstuffs in the United States are eggs, milk, fish, wheat, soybeans, crustaceans, sesame, food trees and peanuts.
Lycerea and salmonella can be harmful to pets, and even for people who deal with contaminated products. Exposure can lead to vomiting, fever and spasm in the abdomen in people. Pets may appear inactivity, delicious loss, vomiting or diarrhea.
FDA urges people to contact the healthcare provider if they or their pets show symptoms.
What do you know
Foods were sold to the pets that were called in two pounds of two pounds and 1380 lbs of the Gro Blue Ridge Beers mixture, with a large number of N25 1230, says the FDA, along with 1080 lbs of the Blue Ridge Beef Hretti mixture, with a large number of N26 0114.
Many numbers can be found in the clips at the end of the bags, and notice the alert.
The product was distributed and sold in retail stores from January 3, 2025 to January 24, 2025. It is done It displays pictures of the products called.
Below is an American map that highlights the affected countries by warning:
What people say
Food and Drug Administration in the Warning, Partial: “Because of the complaints of customers about animal disease, samples of products were collected on 3/20/25 by the Ministry of Agriculture and Markets, New York State. On 01/04/25, the company was notified by the Ministry of Agriculture in North Carolina that the products had proven positive for Salmonella and Liezia.”
What happens after that
Customers who bought the paid pet foods are urged to throw them away from children, pets and wildlife. Customers can also return it to the original purchase place.
FDA alerts people to thoroughly wash their hands after handling pet food and “washing and disinfecting foods for pets, cups, and storage containers.”
People with additional questions of the company may call the number 704-873-2072, or days of the week from 8 am to 5 pm Each time, or in BlueridgeBefnc@yahoo.com.
