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Whatever companies that you feel comfortable doing business with is up to you, but thanks for your stern rebuke. Nevermind that these women lived in squalor and struggling to survive. In poverty-stricken cities in Asia, Africa and Latin America, "babies are dying because their mothers bottle...

And only Nestle uses it. Big surprise! https://www.greenoptimistic.com/nestle-maggi-banned-india/

Cargill manufacturers fuel additives https://www.cargill.com/bioindustrial/ethanol

Seems Nestle/Purina is the only company using it. Turns out to be a byproduct of fuel production. I guess it makes sense because Cargill is a major chemical processing company.

What is 'corn distillers grains with solubles'?

It doesn't

Well, the bags of feed say Purina on them, so I am assuming that they are Purina. Most Nestle stuff says Nestle on it, so I don't buy it. They took over San Pelagrino some time back.

Exactly! I feel that the tighter compaction helps protect the food from oxygen and moisture degradation.

Ordered some from Chewy and I like it. It's denser than the Nutrina that I usually use, so all 50 pounds fit in the smaller galvanized pail.

Interesting to know. I'm feeding my ducklings Dumor duckling starter and they seem to be doing well. Nestle owns Purina, and I don't trust Nestle!