Federal judge orders NJ pet food company to shut down following sanitation violation
A federal judge has shut down Bravo Packing Incorporated in Carney's Point after it failed to improve sanitation following its latest recall of their Performance Dog and Ground Beef raw food packages.
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Apr 5, 2022, 9:22 AM
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8h agoA federal judge has shut down
Bravo Packing Incorporated in Carney's Point after it failed to improve
sanitation following its latest recall of their Performance Dog and Ground Beef
raw food packages.
The pet food company located in
Salem County can no longer make, distribute or sell products.
Before the most recent recall, there had been four others.
Samples of the facility
tested positive for salmonella and listeria.
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