Class IIFDA20 Aug 2015F-0341-2016

Brett Anthony Foods recalls The product is in the form of a salad kit. It contains two plastic bags and one plastic co (Class II)

Class II — Eating this product may cause temporary or medically reversible health problems; serious harm is unlikely.

Product

The product is in the form of a salad kit. It contains two plastic bags and one plastic container. The contents are; salad 3.7 lbs/bag, arugula 2.5 oz/bag, and a 1.2 lb cup of dressing.

Reason for recall

Consumers found a piece of wire in Green Quinoa Cous Cous Salad.

Affected products (1)

Recall #	Product	Lot / code	Status
F-0341-2016	The product is in the form of a salad kit. It contains two plastic bags and one plastic container. The contents are; salad 3.7 lbs/bag, arugula 2.5 oz/bag, and a 1.2 lb cup of dressing.	UPC 27020800000, Best By Date: 82115, 82315	Terminated

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