If you have these seafood in your refrigerator, throw it immediately, the FDA warns
You could endanger your health by eating this product.
Although it is not for everyone's tastes, seafood can make a delicious add to many meals, especially during the summer. And that you are hot scallops, cod to pastFor quality reasons. But now, the Food & Drug Administration (FDA) warns that there is a type of seafood that you should throw in your refrigerator immediately. Read the rest to see which product is drawn from the shelves due to health problems.
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There was a wide variety of food and drinking reminders this summer.
It is not at all rare that health agencies draw specific items from store shelves on health problems, it doesn't matter if they are fresh, frozen orstable shelf. So far, this summer has not been different.
On August 29, the FDA announced that Keswick Creamery, based in Pennsylvania, recalled10 of his cheeses He had distributed to three states and Washington stores, D.C., after discovering that they could potentially be contaminated byListeria monocytogenes bacteria. The agency advised customers tocasual The product assigned immediately and contact the company for a full refund. And on August 26, Van Law Food Products Inc. announced aVoluntary reminder of its whole food market 365 Dressing of organic creamy Caesar which it distributed to the supermarket chain in27 states In the United States, in this case, the company noted that the products contained soybeans and wheat not listed on the ingredient label, which could lead to a "serious or fatal allergic reaction" in some people, according to the 'Opinion of the FDA.
There was even a chain ofFrozen pizza recalls those last weeks. On July 15, the Food and Inspection Security Service (FSIS) of the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) published a high -class 1 security alert when Ready Dough Pizza Inc., based in Florida, announced that 'She recalled14 ounce packages From "Pizza Cubana by Ready Dough Pizza Inc." According to the agency, the items were "produced without the benefit of the federal inspection", noting that the affected products have been shipped with incorrect or missing ingredient labels. The company then extended the recall six days later to include its "Cuban Cuban pizza in Ham Pizza style" and "Cubana Cubana Pizza Pizza Style", due to the same inspection and labeling problems.
FSIS announced anotherReminder linked to pizza August 14, affecting 13,099 pounds of "Pizza Classic Home Run Inn Chicago to Pizzeria Deluxe Sausage Classic", this time warning that products "can be contaminated by foreign materials, especially metal". And on August 25, the agency issued a reminder for approximately156,498 pounds From the Pizza Pepperoni product of the company based in Maryland Pizza John's. According to FSIS, the products were drawn when he discovered that "Pizza John's is not an establishment inspected by the federal government" and the articles did not bear the compulsory USDA inspection mark. But now, managers warn another product in your refrigerator could present a serious health risk.
The FDA has just announced a recall on a seafood product that could be in your refrigerator.
Smoked salmon is a must of beloved cuisine as a perfect garnish for a fresh bagel with cream cheese or the star ingredient in the dips, soups, salads and pasta dishes. But if you recently refueled for a next brunch or a dinner, you may want to avoid using a brand at the moment.AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB
On September 2, the FDA announced that Miami, Florida, St. James Smokehouse, had published aVoluntary reminder For its Scottish Smoked Smoking Salmon Products. The articles affected were sold between February and June 2022 and distributed in stores in Alabama, Colorado, Florida, Illinois, New Jersey, New York, Massachusetts, Washington State, Virginia and Wisconsin, including Safeway stores in the state from Washington.
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The company has published the recall after discovering that articles could be contaminated by dangerous bacteria.
According to the FDA, St. James Smokehouse published the recall after discovering that the smoked salmon in question could potentially be contaminated byListeria monocytogenes bacteria. The agency reports that routine sampling by the Washington State Agriculture Department first revealed the issue.
It is common that healthy people consume dangerous microorganism suffer from short-term symptoms such as high fever, severe headaches, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea, says FDA. But the agency warnsListeria Infection can be severe or potentially fatal in young children, the elderly or those who are immunocompromised. This can also cause miscarriages and mortanities in anyone who is pregnant.
Here's how you can identify all the items that are part of the smoked salmon recall.
The FDA says that on September 2, no disease was reported linked to the product. However, if you are featured, you may have bought the article, the agency's opinion indicates that the affected smoked salmon is packed in bags with a 4 ounce appearance and is printed with the LOT code 123172 and 060022710356 UPC 06002710356.
The agency advises anyone who may have bought the product to "dispose immediately" or return it to its place of purchase for a full refund. Anyone with questions can also contact the company directly by calling the number indicated in the FDA advice.
