Product Recall
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Product Recall of Maya’s Kachori
New York State Agriculture Commissioner (Acting) Darrel Aubertine announced a product recall for Maya’s Kachori (dry fruit) on the 18th of February 2011. The said product is distributed by Maya Food Incorporated, which has an office at Maspeth, New York. The reason for the product recall was the undeclared presence of peanut, a food allergen.…
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A Product Recall for Serrano Peppers Due to Possible Salmonella Contamination
World Variety Produce Incorporated announced March 18, 2011, a product recall for its Serrano peppers due to a possible Salmonella bacteria contamination. The company, which is situated in Los Angeles, California, immediately made the announcement after the potential contamination was discovered by USDA. During a routine sampling done by the department, it was revealed that…
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A Product Recall on Asian Gourmet Rice Crackers
Haddon House of Medford, distributor of Asian Gourmet Rice Crackers, announced a recall for the said product last February 23. The reason for the recall is the possibility of an undeclared allergen on the product. The cheese rice cracker product has a UPC code of 076606-710889. The recall applies to all batches or all lot…
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A Product Recall on Cold Smoked Sprats and Schmaltz Herring Due to Un-evisceration
D and M Smoked Fish Incorporated announced a product recall on its schmaltz herring, as well as its cold smoked sprats products. Both products are packed under the Haifa brand. The reason for the recall is that both were found to contain un-eviscerated fish. The recalled schmaltz herring has a lot code of 51, while…
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Product Recall For Del Monte’s Grape Tomatoes
Del Monte Fresh Produce has announced a recall for specific lots of its grape tomato products. These grape tomatoes are being recalled because of a possible Salmonella contamination. The recall was announced May 9, after it was reported that some lots of grape tomatoes coming from Florida’s Six L’s Packing Co. are possibly contaminated by…
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Ajinomoto Recalls Dumplings Due to Allergy Alert
Oregon-based Ajinomoto Frozen Foods issued a recall on 8.47-ounce trays of its vegetable-gyoza dumplings. The dumplings were recalled because of the presence of Pollock and shrimp that have not been declared in the product’s label. The recall was immediately initiated after it had been observed that seafood-gyoza dumplings were contained in trays labeled as vegetable-gyoza…
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