MAY 2006
PRODUCT
a) Royal Canin Veterinary Diet Canine Urinary SO, Food for Dogs, packaged in 13.6 oz. cans, 24 cans per case,
b) Royal Canin Veterinary Diet Canine Low Fat LF, Food for Dogs, packaged in 13.6-oz. cans, 24 cans per case,
c) Royal Canin Veterinary Diet Canine Calorie Control CC In Gel, Food for Dogs, packaged in 12.7-oz. cans, 24 cans per case,
d) Royal Canin Veterinary Diet Feline Sensitivity VR, Food for Cats, packaged in 5.8-oz. cans, 24 cans per case,
e) Royal Canin Veterinary Diet Feline Calorie Control CC, Food for Cats, packaged in 5.8-oz. cans, 24 cans per case,
f) Royal Canin Veterinary Diet Feline Renal LP, Food for Cats, packaged in a 3.0-oz. pouch, 24 pouches per case,
CODE
a) Code 511A/B, Exp. 03/2007; Code 521 A/B, Exp. 03/2007; Code 525A, Exp. 06/2007;
b) Code 526A/B, Exp. 06/2007;
c) Code 515B, Exp. 04/2007; and Code 528A, Exp. 07/2007;
d) Code 518A, Exp. 05/2007;
e) Code 449A, Exp. 11/2006; Code 451A, Exp. 12/2006, and Code 515A, Exp. 04/2007;
f) Code 519B, Exp., 09/2006; Code 522B, Exp. 09/2006; Code 526A, Exp. 10/2006, and Code 541A, Exp. 02/2007, and Code 543A, Exp. 02/2007RECALLING
FIRM/MANUFACTURERRecalling Firm: Royal Canin USA, Inc, Saint Charles, MO,Manufacturer: MasterFoods, USA, Vernon, CA, REASON The products contain excess levels of Vitamin D3VOLUME OF PRODUCT IN COMMERCE 31,414/24-can cases and 13,850/24-pouch casesDISTRIBUTION Nationwide
Recalls, 2005
Diamond Pet Food Recalled Due to Aflatoxin
Contact:Mark Brinkman 573-229-4203
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE -- December 20, 2005
-- Diamond Pet Food has discovered aflatoxin in a product manufactured at our facility in Gaston, South Carolina. Aflatoxin is a naturally occurring toxic chemical by-product from the growth of the fungus Aspergillus flavus, on corn and other crops.
Out of an abundance of caution, we have notified our distributors and recommended they hold the sale of all Diamond Pet Food products formulated with corn that were produced out of our Gaston facility (see complete list below). Please note that products manufactured at our facilities in Meta, Missouri and Lathrop, California are not affected. The Gaston facility date codes are unique from other Diamond facility codes in that either the eleventh or twelfth character in the date code will be a capital "G" (in reference to Gaston). The range of date codes being reviewed are "Best By 01-March-07" through Best By " 11-June-07". Diamond's quantitative analysis records substantiate that Diamond's corn shipments were definitively clear of aflatoxin after December 10. As such, "Best By 11-June-07" date codes or later are not affected by this notice.
