August 24, 2012 – Bil-Jac Foods of Medinia Ohio has announced a product withdrawal of a limited number of one of its dry kibbles due to possible contamination with mold.
According to a company spokesperson, the withdrawal includes only the 6 pound package of its Bil-Jac Adult Select Formula dry dog food with a lot code of 1792-02 and a Best By date of 27 December 2013.
The products in question are currently being tested for the presence of mold toxins and the company has assured us they will share more information as it becomes available.1
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