Indianapolis Fruit Company, Inc. recalls Garden Cut Apples Sweet w/ Peanut Butter Apples Gala, 6oz. clear plastic clamshell UPC 053 (Class I)
Products contain peanut butter that may be contaminated with Salmonella.
Indianapolis Fruit Company recalled cucumber slices and diced cucumbers in various sizes and formats due to potential Salmonella contamination. Consuming contaminated cucumber products can cause serious foodborne illness.
Class I — A reasonable probability that eating this product will cause serious health problems or death.
Cucumbers Slices 1/2 Cup, 100 cups per case, Product Code CUCS100, Item Number - 14705 Cucumbers Diced 1" Peeled 5 lb. tray, 2 trays per case, Product Code CUDN45L, Item Number - 9975 Cucumbers Slices 2 oz., 100 per case, Product Code CUS100, Item Number - 9816 Cucumbers Slices 2 oz. bag, 50 bags per case, Product Code CUS502, Item Number - 25473 Cucumbers Sliced 1/4" 5 lb. tray, Product Code CUS5L, Item Number - 2669
potential for salmonella
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-0374-2025 | Cucumbers Slices 1/2 Cup, 100 cups per case, Product Code CUCS100, Item Number - 14705 Cucumbers Diced 1" Peeled 5 lb. tray, 2 trays per case, Product Code CUDN45L, Item Number - 9975 Cucumbers Slices 2 oz., 100 per case, Product Code CUS100, Item Number - 9816 Cucumbers Slices 2 oz. bag, 50 bags per case, Product Code CUS502, Item Number - 25473 Cucumbers Sliced 1/4" 5 lb. tray, Product Code CUS5L, Item Number - 2669 | 2531104 | Terminated |
Products contain peanut butter that may be contaminated with Salmonella.
Foreign material in product (plastic)
Foreign material, pieces of plastic found in finished product
Midwest Poultry Services recalled white and brown cage-free shell eggs that may be contaminated with Salmonella Enteritidis. Consuming contaminated eggs can cause serious illness.
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