Beneful Case Study

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People love their pets. They feed and take care of them just like any other member of the family. Certainly, the pet owner would only like the best quality food for their dog. Beneful is one of the best dog food companies in the country. The fact is that they manufacturer an excellent line of food for their customers. However, some misinformed bloggers are spreading false rumors about the dog food produced by the company. However, Beneful has worked quickly to correct the misunderstanding. They have also listened to their customers and provided a more natural brand of dog food for the pet owners to purchase.

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One false rumor circulated by bloggers is that Beneful includes propylene glycol. This is true. They state that

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