4 companies in mislabeled pet food ingredients case

The United States District Court in St. Louis has accused four companies and four men of involvement in fraudulently selling low-quality poultry products as better ingredients.

Federal investigators have revealed more twists in their case examining how mislabeled poultry ingredients got into Blue Buffalo and other pet foods. Now, the United States District Court in St. Louis now has accused a total of four companies and four men of involvement in passing off poultry feathers, heads…

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The United States District Court in St. Louis has accused four companies and four men of involvement in fraudulently selling low-quality poultry products as better ingredients.

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