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A Product Recall for Quinalt Tribal’s Canned Seafood
Quinalt Tribal Enterprise announced a voluntary recall for its canned seafood products on April 29. The recall is due to inadequate processing of the canned seafood. The affected products include all non-smoked and smoked salmon, non-smoked and smoked tuna, smoked sturgeon, razor clams (minced), razor clams (smoked) and steelhead (smoked). According to the USDA, the…
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Morrisons Recalls Private Label Yogurt for Metal Contamination
British grocery chain Wm Morrison Supermarkets PLC recently announced a recall for its “Low Fat Fruit Yogurt.” The reason for the recall is the possible presence of small metal in the said product. The recall is a precautionary measure from Morrisons in order to ensure the safety of consumers. This recall affects one date code,…
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A Health Alert for Specific Ground Beef That Might Have Small Metal Pieces
Food company Sobeys Inc., in cooperation with the CFIA, has announced a health alert for specific batches of ground beef. The meat products are believed to contain small pieces of metal, which is dangerous to a person’s health when consumed. The affected ground meat was sold at only one Sobeys shop. This store’s location is…
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Ocean Spray Recalls Specific Batches of Dried Cranberries (Craisins®)
Food company Ocean Spray has recently announced a limited voluntary recall on specific batches of its Craisins® product. The Craisins® are being recalled because of the possible presence of minute hair-like fragments of metal, which can cause injury to consumers of the product. These Original-Flavored Craisins®, also known as “Sweetened Dried Cranberries,” were sold in…
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