North Carolina
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Bloom
Bloom is an up-scale supermarket owned by Food Lion, LLC which operates in the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic States. The company is a division of Delhaize America. History In response to consumer demands, Food Lion LLC conceived, developed and opened the first Bloom in Charlotte, N.C. in 2004. Originally called Bloom and dubbed with the phrase…
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Bottom Dollar Food
Bottom Dollar Food is a grocery chain owned by Food Lion LLC that sells primarily pre-packaged food items at a discounted price. History The first Bottom Dollar Food model was opened by Food Lion LLC in High Point, N.C., on Sept. 21, 2005, with the intent of catering to the needs of discount grocery shoppers…
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Daiei Trading Co. Recalls a Frozen Fish Product Due to Possible Health Risks
Daiei Trading Co., Incorporated has announced a product recall on one of its products, for a possible contamination of the bacteria Clostridium botulinum. The product in question is the Gourmet brand of large mouth smelt (komochi shishamo). The frozen fish products were found to be un-eviscerated (internal organs had not been taken out) through a…
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Tempura Batter Mix Recalled Due to Undeclared Milk Ingredient
McCormick and Company, Inc. recently announced a company initiated recall of its Tempura Seafood Batter Mix, as the packaging does not include milk in the batter’s ingredients. The product, which is under the Golden Dipt label, is packed in 8-ounce cartons, having UPC CODE 4123470132 and has an expiry date of October 8 2012. This…
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Compare Foods Supermarket
Compare Foods Supermarket is a supermarket chain that operates in various locations surrounding New York City. They sell an array of grocery products including fresh meat, pasta and ice cream. History The founders of the company are the Peña family, who have Spanish heritage. They wanted to open a chain of supermarkets that offered good…
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freal Strawberry Banana Smoothies Recalled Due to Potential Peanut Allergen
The f’real® Foods company initiated a product recall on February 12, 2011 by for its Strawberry-Banana Smoothies. The said product is made by Smith Dairy Products, a company in Orrville, Ohio. The reason for the recall is the presence of a possible peanut allergen. The product recall is limited only to one specific batch with…
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A Product Recall for Nibble with Gibble’s and Kay and Ray’s Chips
On February 8, Martin’s Famous Pastry Shoppe Incorporated announced a product recall for specific products under the ‘Kay and Ray’s’ and ‘Nibble with Gibble’s’ brand snack foods. The reason for the recall is the possibility of an undeclared allergen, soy protein, in the snacks. The recalled products have the following specifications printed on the retail…
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A Product Recall of Elsie Grace’s Dip and Soup Mixes
On April 26, Elsie Grace Dry Food Co. announced a product recall for its soup and dip mixes due to undeclared allergens. The recalled products are said to contain milk, wheat or soy but are not listed as part of the ingredients on the packages. All of the ingredients are considered common allergens. Investigation revealed…