Rick,
The way my dog eats it, you would think that there was a toy at the bottom.
Would smaller or granulated dry dog food (Kibbles and Bits) be classified
higher than large dog food like for St. Bernard.
Thank You
Rahe Loftin, P.E.
Region 7 - GSA
Office - 817-978-7299
Fax - 817-978-8644
Cell - 817-371-3102
"Richard Matsuda"
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rough guidelines...and I do mean "rough guidelines" so don't kick me for
making up stuff.
Class 1 - noncombustible (doesn't burn) stuff like metal and glass
Class 2 - Class 1 in a wooden crate where the box will burn
Class 3 - combustible stuff like paper and wood
Class 4 - Class 1, 2, or 3 with "appreciable" amount of plastic
by elimination, I would say dog/cat food is Class 3 ... unless you consider
the plastic toy at the bottom of the bag ...oops, I was thinking of my
breakfast cereal.
also, if using plastic pallets instead of wooden pallets, then raise the
class one level.
rick matsuda, city of dallas
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Forum,
I could use a little input on determining the commodity classification
for dog/cat food. It is packed in various bag sizes and palletized in
various configurations. I am looking for input on the classification
i.e. I, II, III or IV. Any advice?
Marc
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