Business sold unsafe raw pet food
A manufacturer of unsafe pet food has been prosecuted by Neath Port Talbot TS
Posted 19 September 2023 | JoTS Online
Content Tags: Updates|Animal Health and Welfare|Wales
UPDATES: A pet food manufacturer which failed to ensure that its products were safe and free of bacteria including salmonella has been successfully...
A pet food manufacturer which failed to ensure that its products were safe and free of bacteria including salmonella has been successfully prosecuted by Neath Port Talbot Trading Standards & Animal Health.
Happy Hounds (Wales) Ltd, trading from Cwmgors Industrial Estate in the village of Gwaun Cae Gurwen, bought waste meat and offal from sources including slaughter houses and repr...
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