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Remember whenWalmart recalled his Roman lettuceon possibleE. Coli Contamination earlier this month? AENSACHED SALAD KITSold in Walmart, Publix and Kroger were recalled for the same reason last week. As ifsaladhas not already been a pretty serious month,DOLE has just announced a voluntary recall of Roman biological hearts on the possible risk E. coli,According to the United StatesAdministration of food and medicine (FDA).

If you have recently bought packets of DOLE of organic hearts from RomaineThose who have English and French on packaging-Cherify the date "harvested on". If lettuce washarvested between Oct 23, October 26This can pose a risk to your health.BIO Wild Harvest Bags Biological Roman Hearts harvested during the same period is also included in the limited recall. (For other foods to try instead, checkThe 7 healthiest foods to eat right now)

Dole packets contain three Roman hearts, while the lettuce of wild harvest comes in 12 oz. Bags. The products were sold in 15 states: Arizona, Hawaii, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Mississippi, Montana, North Carolina, North Dakota and Virginia. According to the FDA, "no disease has been reported to date in association with the reminder."

The reminder occurred after a single DOLE Roman heart bag gave a positive result for E. Pathogenic coli in a routine sample collected by the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development. "It is not associated with strains related to ongoing epidemics being regulated," says the FDA.

If you have purchased Roman hearts recently, check your refrigerator. If you picked upOne of the affected products, the FDA recommends throwing them away immediately. You can call the DOLE consumer center at 1-800-356-3111 if you have any questions.

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