The presence of Salmonella has been linked to several recalls in the past couple of months. According to the Food and Drug Administration, cherry tomatoes are being recalled by Rio Queen Citrus, Inc. over a possible Salmonella contamination. The report shows that 840 cartons of 12/1 Dry Pints of Mexican cherry tomatoes were recalled after the federal agency tested a random sample of these products. The agency found traces of Salmonella in the tomatoes from the Lot No. “01W45”. Items (read more)
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26
Nov
2012
Salmonella Linked To Brand Of Cherry Tomatoes
Several units of certain ice cream brands are being recalled over a possible health hazard, reports show. Meadow Gold Dairy processing facility have recalled all units of Creamery Select (Premium Ice Cream) Peanut Butter Cup ice cream due to the fact these products used ingredients that had been supplied by Sunland, Inc., which may be linked to Salmonella. A recent recall of peanut butter products was issued by Sunland, Inc. after over 30 cases of illnesses associated with the peanut (read more)
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16
Oct
2012
Gretchen’s Shoebox Express Recall Expanded
Gretchen’s Shoebox Express of Seattle, Washington, has expanded a recent voluntary recall issued for some of the company’s single-serving peanut butter pouches. Peanuts used in some of these products may have been possibly contaminated with Salmonella. Consumers who still have these products in their possession should not use them, return them or and throw them away to prevent the contamination from spreading. Some of the products were distributed at Starbucks locations in late September and early October of 2012. For (read more)
Read MoreMultiple news agencies have reported that 7 ounce packages of S/F Peanut Butter Fudge have been recalled over a possible connection with the recent outbreaks associated with peanut butter contaminated with Salmonella. Kilwins decided to issue this recall after a Salmonella contamination alert was issued by Sunland, Inc., which is the company that provides the peanut butter used for some of Kilwins’ products. The product was sold in over 20 states and consumers at risk should stop consuming the recalled (read more)
Read MoreA recent recall of peanut butter products has been linked to a series of other recalls, according to the news. The scare led to the recalls after federal agents unveiled that over thirty cases of illnesses associated with Salmonella contamination were linked to the Sunland peanut butter recall announcement, according to the Food and Drug Administration. Statistics show that over one hundred products were recalled in association with the first peanut butter recall issued by Sunland and now, yet another (read more)
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08
Oct
2012
XAN Confections Recalls Peanut Butter Candy
According to a series of news agencies, a recall for several different candies made with potentially contaminated peanut butter has been issued by Xan Confections. The candy that is now being recalled is part of the company’s gourmet peanut butter and chocolate line. The peanut butter used in the candy is supplied by Sunland, Inc. and was found to be possibly contaminated with Salmonella. The candy was sold in several states in the country. This recall also affect some of (read more)
Read MoreAlmond butter and peanut butter products are being recalled over a serious health risk, according to the news. Reports show that these products may be contaminated with Salmonella, an organism that can cause severe infections in young children, frail or elderly people, and those with weakened immune systems. These infections could even turn out to be fatal in some extreme, acute cases. Since some illnesses have been reported in association with these products, the company Sunland, Inc. and Trader Joe’s (read more)
Read MoreCantaloupes were the cause behind over 150 people becoming ill from salmonella poisoning across the country, according to multiple media outlets and the CDC (Centers For Disease Control). Reports show that the cantaloupes contaminated with Salmonella were traced back to Chamberlain Farm Produce, Inc. and a recall to all sellers was issued. All of the cantaloupes involved have been accounted for, but consumers who do not know the origin of their cantaloupes already purchased should destroy them to be on (read more)
Read MoreAccording to a series of news agencies, Leasa Industries Co., Inc. of Miami, FL has issued a recall for several cases of LEASA Living Alfalfa Sprouts over a potential contamination that could prove risky to consumers. The official recall statement issued by the Food and Drug Administration has revealed that a random sampling test of the product found in these cases turned out positive for traces of Salmonella, which is an organism that could pose health hazards to people with compromised (read more)
Read MoreNews sources report, Cargill Meat Solutions and the Food Safety and Inspection Service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced Thursday the recall of approximately 36 million pounds of ground turkey meat tainted by Salmonella. The meat, which has been distributed nationwide in various forms, is contaminated with the antibiotic-resistant strain Salmonella Heidelberg. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have already identified 76 illnesses and one death linked to the contaminated meat. The FSIS has identified three additional illnesses (read more)
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