Thus the effects of a global economy...things were so
much simpler when we weren't buying over 75% of our
goods from overseas. I think it's dangerous to our
very existence to set up our national economy in this
manner. Here's to buying U.S. made only!!! And I
will not be buying anything Chinese if I can help it.
So much controversy with that country.
:)
Wendy
--- Nina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The death and sickness of what we are dealing with
> is a the real
> nightmare. We've already been surprised about how
> few
> factories/companies/suppliers are truly involved in
> the making of our
> processed pet foods. It can be done. I don't know
> how long it would
> take to track this sort of data base, who knows,
> maybe someone is in the
> process as I type this. It's already too late for
> thousands of dogs and
> cats, I'm very sorry to say that it appears
> thousands more will
> experience the same fate before we get to the bottom
> of it, if we ever do.
> Nina
>
> wendy wrote:
> > It's not just as simple as comparing ingredients
> when
> > you're talking about this many companies. They
> have
> > to compare all of the following: each ingredient,
> from
> > which company each came from, and then for each
> > individual ingredient, they need a list of
> ingredients
> > that made that ingredient, and which companies
> > provided each of those, and so on...until they get
> > down to the raw ingredients for everything that
> made
> > that product what it is. Then they also have to
> look
> > at batches/dates for all of those, and all the
> > manufacturing facilities involved. It's a
> logistical
> > nightmare...
> >
> > :)
> > Wendy
>
>
>
"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful committed citizens can change the
world: Indeed it is the only thing that ever has!"
~~~ Margaret Meade ~~~
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