I purchased (via curbside) two cans of Walmart brand pet food in mid January that had bulging at the top and bottom. Then a few days ago I purchased (via curbside) four cans of Walmart brand canned vegetables, one of the the four had mild bulging at the top.
Is it safe to assume these are bad and should not be eaten? I've never seen anything like this with brand new canned food.
I also find this disturbing on so many levels. The bulging was so mild that the average person would probably overlook this. I have OCD so I notice stuff like this.
These cans were obviously manufactured or sealed at separate factories. So I'm wondering if something happened during shipping that would lead to this. I keep hearing about pallets of food and other items falling over in the trucks and getting damaged. I've heard of shipments having to sit out in the freezing cold all night.
Is this worth reporting to Walmart? The fact that I had bulging cans 2 weeks apart makes me wonder. I just hate to think that someone could end up getting sick.
Is it safe to assume these are bad and should not be eaten? I've never seen anything like this with brand new canned food.
I also find this disturbing on so many levels. The bulging was so mild that the average person would probably overlook this. I have OCD so I notice stuff like this.
These cans were obviously manufactured or sealed at separate factories. So I'm wondering if something happened during shipping that would lead to this. I keep hearing about pallets of food and other items falling over in the trucks and getting damaged. I've heard of shipments having to sit out in the freezing cold all night.
Is this worth reporting to Walmart? The fact that I had bulging cans 2 weeks apart makes me wonder. I just hate to think that someone could end up getting sick.