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Marion Nestle, author of Pet Food Politics: The Chihuahua in the Coal Mine, describes how cost-cutting in China resulted in the large-scale contamination of internationally distributed pet food.
This disaster led to one of the biggest product recalls in history.
Marion Nestle explains the process of manufacturing pet food in light of the recent contamination crisis.
The contaminant, a compound called melamine, also found its way into the human food supply through pork, though no substantial harm was done.
Marion Nestle explains the advantages of feeding pet food -- instead of human food -- to pets.
As the byproducts of the food production industry, pet food serves a vital role in using unwanted parts of animals and plants.