Boston Salads and Sensational Edamame Salad are recalled due to possible metal fragment contamination. Consumers could be injured if they ingest metal fragments.
Class II — Eating this product may cause temporary or medically reversible health problems; serious harm is unlikely.
Edamame Salad sold under the following labels: BOSTON SALADS Prepared Foods EDAMAME SALAD NET WT 5lb. KEEP REFRIGERATED AT 32-38 DEGREE FAHRENHEIT UPC 10611140153166; and Sensational EDAMAME SALAD NET WT WEIGHT 5 lb KEEP REFRIGERATED AT 32-40 DEGREES UPC 10022878100245
Possible metal fragment contamination.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-1289-2019 | Edamame Salad sold under the following labels: BOSTON SALADS Prepared Foods EDAMAME SALAD NET WT 5lb. KEEP REFRIGERATED AT 32-38 DEGREE FAHRENHEIT UPC 10611140153166; and Sensational EDAMAME SALAD NET WT WEIGHT 5 lb KEEP REFRIGERATED AT 32-40 DEGREES UPC 10022878100245 | BEST IF USED BY: 4/12/2019 | Terminated |
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