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Baby Spinach Under “f&e” Brand Recalled by Fresh and Easy
Fresh and Easy supermarkets recently recalled baby spinach products under the “f&e” brand because of possible risks to health. The recall announcement was made August 5. The recall was made as a precautionary measure from the company, as it was found out in a routine sampling that an entire batch has possibly been contaminated by…
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Foods That Reduce Dysmenorrhea
Dysmenorrhea, which is also known as menstrual cramps, is pain that occurs in a woman’s lower abdomen. This condition happens prior to a woman’s menstrual cycle or during her period of menstruation. It has been observed that dysmenorrhea worsens when a woman eats foods that are high in saturated fat, salt and wheat during her…
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Waitrose Recalls Private Label Meats for Bacterial Contamination
British grocery chain Waitrose recently announced a recall on its private label meat products because of a possible Listeria infection. The affected meats are sold under the label Cooks Ingredients and Essential. The affected meats are Pulled Ham Hocks (sold under Cooks Ingredients) and Corned Beef (sold under Essential). The company emphasizes that not all…
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SunRidge Farms Recalls Specific Products for Undeclared Allergens
California-based SunRidge Farms/Falcon Trading Company, Inc. has announced a precautionary allergy alert on its product “SunRidge Farms All-Natural Milk Chocolate Cranberries.” This specific product may contain instead “Sunridge Farms All-Natural Milk Chocolate Toffee Peanuts” and thus might cause allergy attacks in some people. The company has initiated this recall to ensure the safety of consumers…
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Chocolate Decadence Issues Allergy Alert on Chocolate Products
Oregon-based confectionery company Chocolate Decadence has issued an allergy alert on several of its chocolate products. The products are being recalled because of the presence of milk, a known allergen, which has not been declared as part of the ingredients. The problem was discovered when one customer from Connecticut became ill after eating the affected…
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Fruit Fresh Up Recalls Cantaloupe-containing Products for Possible Bacterial Contamination
New York-based food manufacturing company Fruit Fresh Up, Inc has announced a recall on about 4,800 single packages of “Fresh Cut Cantaloupe” and “Cut Mixed Fruit Containing Cantaloupe.” These products are being recalled because they are possibly contaminated by the bacteria Listeria monocytogenes. The fresh cut cantaloupe includes the following: “Cantaloupe chunks,” “Gourmet Fruit Salad,”…
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Richardsons Farm Market Apple Cider Recall
The CFIA has announced a public warning against certain batches of apple cider sold under the “Richardson’s Farm Market” brand. The apple cider product is believed to be contaminated by the Salmonella bacteria, despite having been pasteurized. The affected apple cider was sold from November 5 to 9 at the Richardson’s Farm Market, as well…
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A Product Recall for Trans-Ocean’s “Wild Alaska Sockeye Smoked Salmon”
Washington-based Trans-Ocean Products Inc. has announced that it is recalling specific lots of its smoked salmon due to possible bacterial contamination. The affected product, “Trans-Ocean Wild Alaska Sockeye Smoked Salmon,” may be contaminated by the bacteria Listeria monocytogenes. The product’s manufacturer reported the potential contamination. The smoked salmon was not produced by Trans-Ocean and thus…
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