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The United States Food and Drug Administration has announced a mandatory recall on Trader Joe’s brand food products that may have been tainted with listeria. Due to a contamination in certain green onions, cross-contamination may have occurred with Trader Joe’s butternut squash, red quinoa, and wheatberry salads. Listeria infection can be fatal.
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More companies are reporting being affected by a listeria outbreak in Oxnard, California. Gill’s Onions popular onions have been tainted with listeria bacteria. The latest food supplier to announce a recall, Wegman’s, has announced that its prepared foods in three Pennsylvania stores may contain the deadly bacteria. Consumers are urged to destroy the product.
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A voluntary recall of packaged onions and celery was expanded due to concerns about Listeria contamination. There haven’t been any illnesses relating to the recall, according to the Food and Drug Administration. The products include dice, whole-peeled and silvered onions and with a diced onion and celery mix. They were shipped to several states throughout the United States. The recall is under investigation by the company Gills Onions LLC along with the FDA, according to news reports.
On May 17, 2012, Caribe Produce of McAllen, TX issued a recall of almost 300 cases of Caribena Papayas. The cases were 35 pounds in weight and would have been sold separately. They are a product of Mexico. These papayas are potentially contaminated with salmonella, which can cause severe infections. The cases were distributed in the New York borough of the Bronx from May 14 to May 17, in several wholesale and retail outlets. As of the time of this article, no one has come forward with any sicknesses related to this recall. The distribution company issued the recall after private testing in their facility that resulted in finding traces of the organism in the fruits. Customers who have purchased the tainted food can return them to the merchant where they purchased for a full refund,or can call (956) 874-9411 for more information, according to news reports.
As a personal injury attorney, I hope that nobody is harmed by this unsafe product. If you or someone dear to you was harmed by a recalled product, discuss your claim with an attorney who can evaluate your case and help protect and defend your legal rights. An attorney can guide you through your claim and make sure all necessary paperwork and documentation is completed. They will help your case proceed as efficiently as possible by answering your questions and resolving any issues that may arise during the course of your claim.
Although no illnesses have been reported so far, the Golden Glen Creamery has issued a recall of red pepper onion and garlic cheddar. The reason for this voluntary recall is based on the fact that there may be a health risk. The Washington State Department of Agriculture tested some of the red pepper onion and garlic cheddar and found that it contained Listeria monocytogenes. “Approximately 124 pounds of the Red Pepper with Onion & Garlic Cheddar were sold from March 1st of this year through June 7th of this year in pre-cut, random weight packages, ranging in size from 1/3 pound pieces to 1/2 pound pieces,” according to news reports. Symptoms of Listeria include abdominal pain, diarrhea,nausea, and headache.
As a personal injury attorney, I highly advise checking with your doctor if you feel you have any symptoms of food borne illness. If you or someone dear to you was harmed by an unsafe product, you may want to discuss your claim with an attorney who can evaluate your case and help protect and defend your legal rights. An attorney can guide you through the legal processes and help you with each questions you have along the way. They will help complete all necessary paperwork and make sure your legal needs are met. When you have an attorney on your side, you’re more likely to get the full results you deserve for your case.
Winn-Dixie Stores is issuing a recall on Italian Green Beans sold in the 14.5 oz size because of the possibility there could be peanut shells mixed in with the green beans. The recall is for customer safety and the company has not had any complaints, or reported illnesses due to this recall. Customers are encouraged to return the product for a full refund or contact the company if they have any comments or questions. An investigation has been initiated by the company to determine how the product was contaminated, according to news reports.
As a germantown personal injury lawyer, I hope that nobody is adversely affected by this product. If you or someone dear to you was harmed, get in touch with a personal injury attorney who will fight hard to defend and protect your rights by sorting through your claim to help ensure it is given the full attention it deserves. A lawyer will work towards the best possible results for your case by answering all your questions and getting your case on the right track towards success. A lawyer is able to work towards the best possible compensation by evaluating your case fully then leading you through the legal process.
Green Valley Food Corp. recalls a variety of its products which have the possibility of Listeria monocytogenes infection as a step to ensure safety and quality to its customers. Listeria weakens the immunity and causes death in young children, weak or aged persons. High fever, severe headache and other illnesses are symptoms in the healthy people. Conceived women may suffer miscarriages and stillbirths. If you bought a product, immediate disposal of it is advised. For further details call (214) 939-3900 or email to info@greenvalleyfood.com on week days, according to news reports.
As a Springfield personal injury lawyer, I hope nobody is harmed by this food product. The company who produced a product causing illness should be held responsible. A consumer needs to report a problem immediately so it can be investigated by authorities. If you or someone you know was harmed by a food product resulting in illness, discuss your claim with a personal injury attorney who can work through your case and do their best to protect and defend your legal rights. A personal injury lawyer on your side can help ensure the success of your claim, along with the best possible compensation to cover any medical expenses sustained due to the recalled food.
Grape tomatoes are being recalled because they are potentially contaminated with salmonella. The Food and Drug Administration announced the recall today of 10-ounce pint and 10-pound bulk containers. The problem was discovered after random sample testing was conducted by the supplier, Rio Queen Citrus. An investigation into the source of the contamination is still being researched. No illnesses have been reported as of yet in relation to the recalled tomatoes. They were distributed throughout two states along with food service distributors and retail shops. According to news reports, the product has a green sticker on the bottom along with a specific lot number. Customers are urged to contact Front Row Produce grape tomatoes immediately and throw the tomatoes away.
As a car accident lawyer, I hope consumers who own this product throw it away immediately in order to prevent potential infection. If you or a loved one were harmed by an unsafe product, discuss your case with an Alexandria personal injury attorney who can review your claim, assess your case, and help answer any important legal questions you may have regarding your claim. A personal injury lawyer can help guide you through your case by assisting you through the legal processes in order to help reach the best possible results.
16-ounce jars of Smucker’s Natural Peanut Butter Chunky are being recalled because they may be contaminated with salmonella. Jars of the recalled peanut butter were purchased by customers in the past week, with a used-by date of August 3, 2012. They were distributed to many states: Arkansas, Colorado, Delaware, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Texas, Virginia, Wisconsin and the District of Columbia. Salmonella is very dangerous, and symptoms include fever, cramps, and diarrhea. According to news reports, no illnesses in connection to the recall have been reported.
As a car accident attorney, I hope that nobody is adversely affected by this product. If you or a loved one were harmed by an unsafe product, discuss your case with a Germantown personal injury lawyer who can evaluate your claim, assess your case, and answer any important legal questions you may have regarding your case. A Columbia personal injury lawyer can help guide you through your case by guiding you through the legal processes associated with your case in order to reach the best possible outcome for your claim.
A beef recall put into effect January 10 has now been expanded by One Great Burger of Elizabeth, New Jersey. The 226,400 pounds of ground beef was initially recalled because the food safety plan set forth by the manufacturer was not adequate according to safety inspectors. The Food Safety Inspection Service has since then became aware of increased complaints concerning discoloration and off-odors. The decision to recall another group of ground beef products was made due to the potential for further food contamination. No illnesses have been reported yet concerning the potentially contaminated beef patties, which were distributed nationwide.
The newest addition to the recall includes 4-pound boxes of “Winn Dixie beef patty 100% BEEF” which each contain 16 frozen beef patties, weighing 1/4 pound each. They have establishment number “EST. 34575″ printed inside the USDA mark of inspection on its packaging. They were produced from January 2010 to May 2010 and their “packed on” dates range from July 2010 to November 2010. For additional information, contact John Haug at 973-477-9039. As a Maryland personal injury lawyer, I hope no one becomes ill due to the affected beef. If you or a loved one become sick due to a recalled food, consult with a personal injury attorney Maryland.