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ELEVATED LEVELS OF COPPER

Ridley Block Operations Voluntarily Recalls Three Batches of Crystalyx® Sheep-lyxTM

Announced MAR 3, 2021
FDA published MAR 3, 2021
Company Ridley Block Operations

Summary

Company Announcement Date:
FDA Publish Date:
Product Type:
Animal & Veterinary
Food & Beverages
Reason for Announcement:
Elevated levels of copper
Company Name:
Ridley Block Operations
Brand Name:
Ridley Block Operations
Product Description:
CRYSTALYX Sheep-lyx

Company Announcement

Ridley Block Operations is voluntarily recalling three batches of CRYSTALYX Sheep-lyx. The product batches have been found to have elevated levels of copper, which is out of specification. With prolonged consumption, the affected product could potentially have adverse health effects on sheep. This recall relates only to CRYSTALYX Sheep-lyx with the following batch/lot numbers printed on the package:

PRODUCT NAME Batch/Lot# Item No./Product No. Package Info.
CRYSTALYX® Sheep-lyx™ B01769272 7248 125# Block
CRYSTALYX® Sheep-lyx™ B01769338 7248 125# Block
CRYSTALYX® Sheep-lyx™ B01769344 7248 60# Block

No other batch/lot numbers or other Ridley Block Operations products are involved in this voluntary recall. Only the specific batches and lot numbers of CRYSTALYX Sheep-lyx listed above are impacted. No injuries or illnesses have been reported.

Ridley Block Operations has notified its customers of this voluntary recall. Products matching these batch/lot numbers should be removed from distribution/inventory and discontinued from feeding. Customers are encouraged to call Ridley Block Operations customer service at 1-903-480-0021 (Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. CT) for instructions on what to do with affected product inventory.

Customer Service: 1-903-480-0021

Media Contact: press@alltech.com


Company Contact Information

Consumers:
1-903-480-0021

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What to do next. Check the lot codes in the notice against the bag you have. If it matches, stop feeding it and contact the company or where you bought it. If your dog has been eating it and seems unwell, call your vet rather than waiting to see. Back to the recall log

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