Northwest Naturals is recalling two raw, chicken-based frozen pet food products nationwide after FDA testing finds potential bacterial contamination. The recall is tied to health risks from salmonella and listeria.
The company, based in Portland, Oregon, is pulling the affected items from sale. While both outlets report the same core trigger—FDA testing indicating contamination in both products—the coverage focuses primarily on the public-health angle, noting the presence of multiple bacteria rather than a single contaminant. The outlets also characterize the recall as affecting products sold across the United States.
Overall, the reports align on what is being recalled, the role of FDA testing in prompting the action, and the stated pathogens of concern. Differences in phrasing are limited, with each outlet emphasizing the potential risks to pets and the nationwide scope of the recall.
