Unless someone wants to maintain an accurate up-to-date database of all food brands such a list can be incorrect in hours. Information that relies on "I think" is not reliable. The reason, significance and how the company handled a recall are also factors. There are more companies that have not had a recall than those that have. When selecting foods researching the company, source of ingredients, etc. would be more accurate than relying on recalls. As I understand it, the Diamond recall should have happened last year if not sooner. They were caught because human Salmonella was eventually traced to their foods. Keep in mind that 2-3% of imported ingredients are inspected by the FDA. Many of the vitamin/mineral supplements, including those for humans, come from China because it is cost effective. Until such time as there is more involvement by the FDA, improved standards and transparency in the manufacturing of pet food it is up to the consumer to educate themselves about what is being fed to their pets.
The same discussion is happening on another forum. To me, this could lead to incorrect information for any consumer who searches for non-recalled food at a later date.
Dog Foods that have never had Recalls
