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Class IFDAF-1411-2016

Bridgewell Resources LLC recalls Ivory Teff Flour, bulk 25 lb bags. This product is a raw agricultural commodity and it is (Class I)

Bridgewell Resources LLC recalled Ivory Teff Flour in bulk 25 lb bags due to potential Salmonella contamination. Consumers must heat-treat this raw flour before consuming to eliminate the pathogen.

Class IA reasonable probability that eating this product will cause serious health problems or death.

Product

Ivory Teff Flour, bulk 25 lb bags. This product is a raw agricultural commodity and it is not a ready to eat product. It must go through further processing, including heat, before eating. Product is labeled in parts "***IVORY TEFF FLOUR***Origin: South Africa***distributed by Bridgewell Food Products***Clackamas, OR***Net Weight: 25 lbs***".

Reason for recall

Ivory Teff Flour, Bulk 25 lb. bags, is recalled due to a potential contamination with Salmonella.

Affected products (1)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-1411-2016Ivory Teff Flour, bulk 25 lb bags. This product is a raw agricultural commodity and it is not a ready to eat product. It must go through further processing, including heat, before eating. Product is labeled in parts "***IVORY TEFF FLOUR***Origin: South Africa***distributed by Bridgewell Food Products***Clackamas, OR***Net Weight: 25 lbs***".205782-1026S. Expiration Date April 11, 2017 Plant Code: B9911Terminated

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