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FDA Issues Highest-Level Recall for Organic Blueberries

Recall On Blueberries Grown In Georgia Upgraded To Highest Level Of Risk By The FDA

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has announced a Class I recall for roughly 12,000 pounds of blueberries from Georgia-based Alma Pak International, LLC. A Class I recall is the most severe type of recall possible, reserved only for when there is a reasonable probability that eating a ...

Newsweek on MSN · 4d

Blueberry Recall Update as FDA Issues Most Severe Risk Level

Alma Pak International LLC issued a voluntary recall for 400 boxes of its organic blueberries on June 9 due to possible listeria contamination.

USA TODAY · 3d

12,000 pounds of blueberries recalled due to listeria risk. Were they sold in Illinois?

The Georgia-based company Alma Pak International LLC is voluntarily recalling 400 30-pound boxes of organic blueberries due to a high risk of listeria contamination, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. The recall was initiated on June 9 and categorized as a Class I recall by the FDA on July 1.

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FDA issues a deadly warning for GA tomatoes. Here's what to know - MSN

Last month, The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced a salmonella-linked tomato recall for tomatoes in Georgia and North and South Carolina, and it has just been upgraded to a Class ...

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Georgia tomato recall upgraded to FDA’s Class I level | Macon Telegraph

Georgia faces FDA’s Class I tomato recall due to salmonella risks. Avoid affected tomatoes and find safety tips to protect your family and kitchen.

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Georgia tomato recall upgraded to FDA’s Class I level | Columbus Ledger-Enquirer

Georgia faces FDA’s Class I tomato recall due to salmonella risks. Avoid affected tomatoes and find safety tips to protect your family and kitchen.

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