Class IFDA4 Mar 2016F-1025-2016

Pacific Coast Fruit Company recalls VA Kit Roasting Brussel Sprouts, Item #72893. Each case contains 2/6.15 lb. bags. The UPC (Class I)

Class I — A reasonable probability that eating this product will cause serious health problems or death.

Product

VA Kit Roasting Brussel Sprouts, Item #72893. Each case contains 2/6.15 lb. bags. The UPC is 0 20728 72893 2

Reason for recall

VA Kit Roasting Brussel Sprouts, Item #72893, is recalled due to a possible exposure to walnut.

Affected products (1)

Recall #	Product	Lot / code	Status
F-1025-2016	VA Kit Roasting Brussel Sprouts, Item #72893. Each case contains 2/6.15 lb. bags. The UPC is 0 20728 72893 2	Best Used by March 07	Terminated

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