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July 18, 2012 – The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has once again released another update for consumers regarding the safety of Chinese-made chicken jerky products for pets.
This precautionary report specifically refers to chicken jerky treats imported from China. The products are intended for dogs and may also be sold as treats, strips or tenders.
So far, no recalls have been issued. And no cause has been determined.
The FDA’s Question and Answer news bulletin provides all details as currently reported by the Agency to date.
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