Ginger Inc. has recalled approximately 280 units of Brine Shrimp Sinking Pellets, sold under the Ginger, Discovery Pet Brands, and Earl May brands, because the products contain melamine. Melamine is an unapproved additive in animal and fish feed that can lead to health issues in aquatic life. These fish food products were distributed in various sizes, ranging from 2.2 ounce jars to 50 lb. bags, across multiple states. Consumers who have purchased these pellets should stop using them immediately to protect their fish.
The fish feed contains melamine, a chemical additive not approved for animal or fish food. Ingestion of melamine can cause significant health risks to fish and other aquatic animals, potentially leading to kidney damage or other internal complications.
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