Dealer Joe’s is recalling packages of roasted and salted entire cashews after a take a look at from the U.S. Meals and Drug Administration discovered that not less than one bag examined constructive for salmonella.
The cashew recall marks Dealer Joe’s second main recall this month. The grocery chain earlier in March recalled greater than 61,000 kilos of steamed hen soup dumplings for presumably containing laborious plastic.
The recalled cashews had been distributed by Dublin, California-based Wenders LLC and had been packaged completely for Dealer Joe’s. The nuts had been offered within the following states:
- Alabama
- Arkansas
- Arizona
- California
- Colorado
- Idaho
- Kansas
- Louisiana
- New Mexico
- Nevada
- Oklahoma
- Oregon
- Tennessee
- Texas
- Utah
- Washington state.
No sicknesses have been reported in connection to the cashews, in line with the FDA.
“Should you bought a product with these lot codes, please discard it or return it to any Dealer Joe’s for a full refund,” the corporate mentioned in a recall discover.
The recalled cashews have a 37884 SKU quantity on the bag together with loads variety of T12139, T12140, T12141 or T12142. The bag may even present a rustic of origin as India or Vietnam.
Dealer Joe’s
Anybody with questions in regards to the recall can e-mail Wenders at foodsafety@wendersllc.com.
Salmonella is a bacterial an infection that assaults the intestinal tract in people and a few animals. Salmonella poisoning may cause critical sickness, particularly in youngsters youthful than 5, aged individuals and people with weakened immune programs. Signs usually begin inside 12 hours to a few days after consuming contaminated meals and embrace diarrhea, fever and belly cramps.
A salmonella outbreak final fall sickened 73 individuals in 22 states, inflicting 15 to be hospitalized. The incident was linked to bagged, pre-cut onions from a meals producer in California.
Individually, cashews offered by Walmart in 30 states and on-line had been recalled final week due to unknown milk and coconut allergens in some merchandise made by John B Sanfilippo & Son.
