Tag: Salmonella

Recalls and Alerts: October 20 – 23, 2019

Here is today’s list of food safety recalls, product withdrawals, allergy alerts and miscellaneous compliance issues. The live links will take you directly to the official recall notices and company news releases that contain detailed information for each recall and alert.

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United States

Allergy Alert: Shivam Distributors recalls PARIVAR brand Dry Dates (7-oz and 14-oz pkgs; Batch #125/BIBT) due to elevated sulphite levels.

Canada

Food Safety Recall Update: Industry recalls various raw beef and raw veal products due to E. coli O157:H7 contamination. Please refer to the recall notice for a complete list of affected products.

Food Safety Recall Update: Industry recalls various raw beef and raw veal products due to E. coli O157:H7 contamination. Please refer to the recall notice for a complete list of affected products.

Food Safety Recall Update: Industry recalls various raw beef and raw veal products due to E. coli O157:H7 contamination. Please refer to the recall notice for a complete list of affected products.

Europe

Allergy Alert (Belgium): Circle supermarket Leuven recalls Master Sauce brand Teriyaki Sauce (340g bottle; sold up to 18/10/2019) due to undeclared wheat (gluten).

Allergy Alert (France): Carrefour recalls Carrefour Veggie brand Mousse au chocolate noir / dark chocolate mousse (2 x 70g; Best before 22/10/2019, 29/10/2019, 04/11/2019, 12/11/2019, 19/11/2019) due to undeclared milk.

Allergy Alert (France): SDV recalls Stubb’s Beef Marinade (12 oz / 340g bottle; All lots and date codes) due to undeclared celery, mustard and sesame.

Allergy Alert (Germany): Liroy B.V. recalls MS brand Teriyaki Sauce (340g bottle) due to undeclared wheat (gluten).

Allergy Alert Update (Ireland): Dunnes Stores recalls Dunnes Stores Vegan Dark Chocolate Mousse, Dairy Free and Egg Free Silky Smooth Rich Chocolate Mousse (2 x 70g; All Use by dates) due to undeclared milk.

Allergy Alert (Netherlands): Coop Supermarkten recalls Coop Kipfilet gedroogde tomaat terug / Chicken fillet dried tomato (100g; Best before 06-11-2019) due to undeclared milk.

Allergy Alert (UK): LIDL GB recalls J.D. GROSS Mozart Kugeln (200g; All batch codes and Best before dates) because the packaging does not provide English language declaration of the following allergens: egg, gluten, milk, almond, hazelnut, pistachio, peanuts and soya.

Food Safety Recall (Belgium): Norenca N.V. recalls Americain préparé and Americain préparé martino (+/- 175gr, +/-350gr & +/-850g: Lots #01942289 & 01942290; Best before 23/10/2019 & 24/10/2019) due to Salmonella contamination.

Food Safety Recall (France): Leader Price recalls Leader Price brand Assortiment asiatique avec 3 sauces / Asian assortment with three sauces (360g; Lot 194033; Best before 26/10/2019) due to Listeria monocytogenes contamination.

Food Safety Recall (Germany): Oberhohenrieder Landbrotbäckerei Ed. Wolf GmbH recalls Marmorkuchen / Marble cake (Sold October 18-19, 2019), due to foreign matter (2cm long partially insulated piece of wire) contamination.

Food Safety Recall (Ireland): Celtic Pure recalls certain batches of bottled water due to Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Enterococci and/or E. coli contamination. Please refer to the recall notice for a complete list of affected products. This recall was extended on October 22nd and again on October 23rd to include additional products.

Australia and New Zealand

Food Safety Recall (New Zealand): Cavan Farm Fresh Milk recalls specific batches of its raw (unpasteurised) drinking milk (Batch codes 0710, 0810, 0910, 1010, 1110, 1210, 1310, 1410; Batches purchased between 7 October and 14 October 2019) due to potential Campylobacter contamination.

Recalls and Alerts: October 17 – 19, 2019

Here is today’s list of food safety recalls, product withdrawals, allergy alerts and miscellaneous compliance issues. The live links will take you directly to the official recall notices and company news releases that contain detailed information for each recall and alert.

If you would like to receive automatic email alerts for all new articles posted on eFoodAlert, please submit your request using the sidebar link.

United States

Allergy Alert: MawMaw’s Chicken Pies recalls an undetermined amount of chicken pie and meatloaf products due to undeclared milk and soy. Please refer to the recall notice for a complete list of affected products.

Food Safety Recall: George’s Prepared Foods recalls approximately 6,444 pounds of ready-to-eat (RTE) pork sausage patty and turkey sausage patty products due to possible Salmonella contamination. Please refer to the recall notice for a complete list of affected products.

Food Safety Recall: Pride of Florida recalls approximately 64,797 pounds of raw beef products due to possible E. coli O157:H7 contamination. Please refer to the recall notice for a complete list of affected products.

Food Safety Recall: T & R Enterprise USA Inc. recalls approximately 118,000 pounds of meat and poultry egg roll products that were produced and packed under insanitary conditions. Please refer to the recall notice for a complete list of affected products.

Food Safety Recall: Global Zakii Enterprises, LLC recalls approximately 100 pounds of canned meat and canned poultry products that were not presented for import re-inspection. Please refer to the recall notice for a complete list of affected products.

Pet Treat Safety Recall: Hollywood Feed, LLC recalls 9 lots of Made in South America Pig Ear Dog Treats due to Salmonella contamination. Please refer to the recall notice for a complete list of affected lot codes.

Canada

Food Safety Recall: Mannarich Foods Inc. recalls four varieties of MF Inc. brand Fish Balls due to potential presence of Clostridium botulinum. Please refer to the recall notice for a complete list of affected products.

Food Safety Recall (Update): Industry recalls various raw beef and raw veal products due to E. coli O157:H7 contamination. Please refer to the recall notice for a complete list of affected products.

Food Safety Recall (Update): Industry recalls various raw beef and raw veal products due to E. coli O157:H7 contamination. Please refer to the recall notice for a complete list of affected products.

Food Safety Recall: Industry recalls various chicken products due to potential Listeria monocytogenes contamination. Please refer to the recall notice for a complete list of affected products.

Food Safety Recall (Update): Industry recalls various raw beef and raw veal products due to E. coli O157:H7 contamination. Please refer to the recall notice for a complete list of affected products.

Food Safety Recall (Update): Longo’s recalls various ready-to-eat dry sausages due to Salmonella contamination. Please refer to the recall notice for a complete list of affected products.

Europe

Allergy Alert (Belgium): Delhaize recalls Delhaize Saucisson polonais / Polish sausage (150g; Lot 40B; Best before 12/11/2019) due to undeclared celery and soy).

Allergy Alert (Belgium): Bruyerre Chocolates recalls various boxed chocolates due to undeclared sesame seeds. Please refer to the recall notice for a complete list of affected products.

Allergy Alert (France): Casino recalls CASINO SAVEURS D’AILLEURS brand Assortiment Asiatique / Asian assortment (360g; Lot #193933; Best before 19/10/2019) due to undeclared gluten.

Allergy Alert (France): Auchan recalls Auchan brand Poulet rôti purée à l’ancienne / Old-fashioned roast chicken purée (300g; Best before 26/04/2020) due to undeclared gluten.

Allergy Alert (Ireland): Dunnes Stores recalls Dunnes Stores Vegan Dark Chocolate Mousse, Dairy Free and Egg Free Silky Smooth Rich Chocolate Mousse (2 x 70g; Use by 17/10/2019) due to undeclared milk protein (casein).

Allergy Alert (UK): Tesco recalls Tesco Takeaway Hot Indian Meal for 2 (1.67 Kg; Use by 19 October 2019) due to undeclared cashew nuts.

Food Safety Recall (France): Nestlé recalls La Laitière brand Yaourts nature sucré sur lit de pêches / Plain, sweetened yoghurt on a bed of peaches (4 x 125g) due to foreign matter (small pieces of glass) contamination.

Food Safety Recall (France): ANDOUILLERIE DU CHÂTEAU recalls ANDOUILLERIE DU CHÂTEAU brand Véritable andouille de Guéméné à l’ancienne demie et morceau / Authentic Guéméné andouille sausage, in halves and pieces (Production code 19-24801-GB; Best before 03/01/2020) due to Listeria monocytogenes contamination.

Food Safety Recall (Ireland): Iceland recalls Bernard Matthews brand 9 Turkey Dinosaurs (450g; Batch codes L19QGG3, L19QHG3, L19QHG4; Best before November 2020) due to foreign matter (small pieces of metal) contamination.

Food Safety Recall (Italy): Rapunzel Naturkost GmbH recalls Brodo vegetale in polevere – Rapunzel Klare Suppe / Powdered vegetable broth (250g glass jar; Lot #TMC18-09-2020; Best before 18-09-2020) due to foreign matter (glass particles) contamination.

Food Safety Recall (Spain): Industry recalls all Wilke brand meat products due to Listeria monocytogenes contamination. Please refer to the recall notice for complete details.

Food Safety Recall (UK): Bernard Matthews recalls Bernard Matthews brand 9 Turkey Dinosaurs (450g; Batch codes L19QGG3, L19QGG4, L19QHG3, L19QHG4; Best before 2020-11-16 and 30 November 2020) due to foreign matter (small pieces of metal) contamination.

Australia and New Zealand

Food Safety Recall (Australia): Core Ingredients recalls various Core Powerfoods frozen meals due to potential contamination with Salmonella Weltevreden. Please refer to the recall notice for a complete list of affected products.

Food Safety Recall (Australia): The Flagstaff Group Limited T/A Flagstaff Fine Foods recalls various Flagstaff foods frozen meals due to potential Listeria monocytogenes contamination. Please refer to the recall notice for a complete list of affected products.

Food Safety Recall (Australia): Byul Mi Kim Chi recalls Byul Mi Kim Chi Salted Clams (150g; Best Before 31/OCT/19 to 31/DEC/19) due to possible Hepatitis A virus contamination.

Food Safety Recall (Australia): Koryo Food Co. recalls Koryo Food Pickled clams (180g; Use By dates 191119 and 281119) due to possible Hepatitis A virus contamination.

Pig ear pet treat recall list grows as FDA updates investigation status

Hollywood Feed LLC is recalling 9 lots of “Made in South America Pig Ear Dog Treats” due to potential Salmonella contamination.

The following recalled treats – identified by UPC 819895022444 – were manufactured by Dog Goods USA LLC and sold from bulk bins in Hollywood Feed stores in the United States.

  • LOT 3188 428590-D, Distributed after 7/9/2019
  • LOT 3188 428590-C, Distributed after 7/9/2019
  • LOT 3188 428590-B, Distributed after 7/9/2019
  • LOT 3248 206228-A, Distributed after 1/14/2019
  • LOT 3248 206228-B, Distributed after 1/14/2019
  • LOT 3248 1079789-A, Distributed after 1/14/2019
  • LOT 3248 221911-C, Distributed after 1/14/2019
  • LOT 3248 419486-B Distributed after 1/14/2019
  • LOT 3248 419486-A Distributed after 1/14/2019

Lot codes can be found on bulk displays or on the barcode sticker of bulk shipping bags.

Hollywood Feeds initiated the recall as a result of a self-initiated audit that identified three Salmonella-positive samples, including one sample containing Salmonella Enteritidis.

As each lot is subjected to a ‘kill-step’ before distribution, the company believes contamination occurred “…on-site at the individual store locations after coming into contact with people or animals who interacted with the bulk displays.”

In August 2019, Dog Goods USA (manufacturer of the Hollywood Feed treats) recalled certain non-irradiated bulk and packaged pig ear dog treats after FDA detected Salmonella in a sample.

The recall was expanded to include additional product in September, in response to a report of another Salmonella-positive sample identified by the Rhode Island Department of Health.

Dog Goods USA sourced its pig ear dog treats from a supplier based in Brazil.

FDA’s investigation into Salmonella-contaminated pig ear dog treats began as a result of an outbreak of human Salmonella illnesses first reported by the CDC on July 3rd, 2019.

As of the agency’s latest update, released on September 5th, CDC has confirmed 143 outbreak cases in 35 states across the USA.

Thirty-three of the outbreak victims were admitted to hospital.

Multiple serotypes of Salmonella have been identified as being part of the outbreak, including, Salmonella enterica serotypes I 4,[5],12:i:-, Cerro, Derby, Infantis, London, Newport, and Rissen. Some of the strains are antibiotic-resistant.

FDA, CDC and state investigations linked products from three companies to the outbreak: Dog Goods USA, Pet Supplies Inc., and Lennox Intl. Inc. All three companies responded by initiating recalls of Salmonella-contaminated products.

Two other companies – Brutus & Barnaby and TDBBS, LLC – also recalled pig ear dog treats that were found to be Salmonella-contaminated. The strains recovered from these products have not been linked to the ongoing outbreak, according to FDA.

FDA has enhanced its surveillance of pig ear pet treats in response to the outbreak and has added the following three companies to Import Alert 72-03 (Detention Without Physical Examination and Intensified Coverage of Pig Ears And Other Pet Treats Due To The Presence Of Salmonella): Custom Pet S.A.S. (Colombia), Suarko, SRL (Argentina) and Anabe Industria e Comercio de Proteinas (Brazil).

WHAT CONSUMERS NEED TO KNOW
  • Based on information gathered from cases and the traceback data gathered from the FDA, the FDA and CDC continue to recommend that people avoid purchasing or feeding any pig ear pet treats at this time.
  • If you have pig ear pet treats, safely discard them and thoroughly clean the areas where the treats have been.
  • Salmonella can affect both human and animal health. People with symptoms of Salmonella infection should consult their healthcare providers. Consult a veterinarian if your pet has symptoms of Salmonella infection.
  • People who think their pets have become ill after consuming contaminated pet food should first contact their veterinarians. Veterinarians who wish to have pets tested for Salmonella may do so through the Veterinary Laboratory Investigation and Response Network (Vet-LIRN Network), if the pet is from a household with a person infected with Salmonella.