Approximately 401,520 pounds of Dry rendered tankage (DRT), also known as Crax, have been recalled because the product contains melamine. This material, typically used in animal feed production, was distributed to one customer in Kansas and a company facility in Nebraska. Businesses and feed manufacturers should identify if they have received this specific quantity of product and stop using it immediately.
Melamine is a chemical contaminant that can cause crystals to form in the kidneys of animals, leading to kidney failure and potentially death if ingested through contaminated feed.
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Sources: FDA iRES · Raw API Response