Maradol Papaya sold in bulk cardboard boxes was recalled due to Salmonella contamination. Consumers who eat contaminated papaya may develop Salmonella infection, which causes severe gastrointestinal illness.
Class I — A reasonable probability that eating this product will cause serious health problems or death.
Maradol Papaya; Frutas Selectas De Tijuana, S. DE R.L. DE, C.V. Sold in 14.00 kg/ 31 Lb. cardboard boxes.
Firm is recalling Maradol Papaya from Productores y Exportadores de Carica Papaya de Tecom¿n y Costa Alegre SPR of RL and packed by Frutas Selectas de Tijuana, S. de RL de CV due to Salmonella contamination
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-3560-2017 | Maradol Papaya; Frutas Selectas De Tijuana, S. DE R.L. DE, C.V. Sold in 14.00 kg/ 31 Lb. cardboard boxes. | Code numbers : 1222335215 1222635220 1222335216 1223035223 1223335227 1223835233 1222235215 1222535220 1222235216 1222835223 1223435230 1222235216 1222935223 1222135214 1222935223 1222935223 1222135214 1222235216 1222935223 1223035223 1222935221 1223035223 1223835233. | Terminated |
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