Pet Deaths Spur Call for Better FDA Screening

Amid growing revelations that suppliers in China frequently spike pet food and other food ingredients with contaminants to boost profits, momentum is building in Washington to bolster the Food and Drug Administration's capacity to detect and screen out adulterated imports.
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Rick Weiss and Ariana Eunjung Cha

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