Ethylene oxide in xantan gum used in production of feed for pets
- Classification
- Alert notification
- Risk
- Serious
- Category
- pet food
- Origin
- Norway
- Notifier
- Norway
What is this? A food safety notice says some pet food may have a chemical called ethylene oxide. This chemical can be harmful if eaten.
What's happening? Pet food made with xanthan gum might have too much ethylene oxide. Norway found this and told other countries.
Does this affect me? If you feed pets food made with xanthan gum, check the recall list. This is mainly in Norway and Germany.
What should I do? Stop feeding the pet food if it’s on the recall list. Ask your vet or a pet food expert what to feed instead.
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Classification: Alert notification · Risk: Serious · Category: pet food · Origin: Norway · Notifier: Norway
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