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Class IFDAF-0907-2013

Cap Sur Mer, Inc. recalls Nautifish Frozen Cooked Lobster Meat. CKL 12 X 11.3 oz. Metal Cans. 12 items/case. Keep Fr (Class I)

Cap Sur Mer, Inc. recalled multiple brands of frozen cooked lobster meat due to Listeria monocytogenes contamination. Consuming contaminated lobster can cause serious infection.

Class I — A reasonable probability that eating this product will cause serious health problems or death.

Product

Nautifish Frozen Cooked Lobster Meat. CKL 12 X 11.3 oz. Metal Cans. 12 items/case. Keep Frozen.; Apollo Frozen Cooked Lobster Meat. BCKL Lobster Meat 6X2 lb, plastic bags, 6 individual items per case, keep frozen; Captain Homard Frozen Cooked Lobster Meat. Broken Tail Meat, 6X2 lb, plastic bags, 6 individual items per case. Keep Frozen.; Frozen Cooked Lobster Tail Meat. Nautifish. 2 lb plastic bags, 6 items/case. Keep Frozen; Frozen Cooked Lobster Meat. Salad Meat 6 X 2 lb. plastic bags, 6 individual items per case. Captain Homard and Apollo. Keep Frozen; Frozen Cooked Lobster Meat. TCK Nautifish 6 X 2 lbs. Plastic Bags, 6 individual per case. Keep Frozen

  • Nautifish Frozen Cooked Lobster Meat. CKL 12 X 11.3 oz. Metal Cans. 12 items/case. Keep Frozen.
  • Apollo Frozen Cooked Lobster Meat. BCKL Lobster Meat 6X2 lb, plastic bags, 6 individual items per case, keep frozen
  • Captain Homard Frozen Cooked Lobster Meat. Broken Tail Meat, 6X2 lb, plastic bags, 6 individual items per case. Keep Frozen.
  • Frozen Cooked Lobster Tail Meat. Nautifish. 2 lb plastic bags, 6 items/case. Keep Frozen
  • Frozen Cooked Lobster Meat. Salad Meat 6 X 2 lb. plastic bags, 6 individual items per case. Captain Homard and Apollo. Keep Frozen
  • Frozen Cooked Lobster Meat. TCK Nautifish 6 X 2 lbs. Plastic Bags, 6 individual per case. Keep Frozen

Reason for recall

This product was found with Listeria monocytogenes through laboratory analysis.; The product or a previous product from this date code was found with Listeria monocytogenes through laboratory analysis.

Affected products (6)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-0907-2013Nautifish Frozen Cooked Lobster Meat. CKL 12 X 11.3 oz. Metal Cans. 12 items/case. Keep Frozen.Dates of Manufacture: 10/5/12, 11/4/12, 11/5/12, 11/6/12, 11/7/12. Date Codes: 12 309 to 12 312, Lot #50979 R, Product #12834. Date Code: 12 279. Lot #48213 R, Product number: 12834Terminated
F-0908-2013Apollo Frozen Cooked Lobster Meat. BCKL Lobster Meat 6X2 lb, plastic bags, 6 individual items per case, keep frozenDate of Manufacture: 10/05/12; Lot # 11244Terminated
F-0909-2013Captain Homard Frozen Cooked Lobster Meat. Broken Tail Meat, 6X2 lb, plastic bags, 6 individual items per case. Keep Frozen.Date of Manufacture: 10/05/12, 11/05/12, 11/06/12, 11/07/12. Date Code: 12 279: #48293 R; #16046; 12 310, 12 311, 12 312 Lot# 50028 RTerminated
F-0910-2013Frozen Cooked Lobster Tail Meat. Nautifish. 2 lb plastic bags, 6 items/case. Keep FrozenDate of Manufacture: 10/05/12. Date Code 12 279; Product Number: 339538Terminated
F-0911-2013Frozen Cooked Lobster Meat. Salad Meat 6 X 2 lb. plastic bags, 6 individual items per case. Captain Homard and Apollo. Keep FrozenDate of Manufacture: 11/04/12, 11/05/12, 11/06/12, 11/07/12; Date Code: 12 309 - 12 312; Lot #50019 and 50432R for Captain Homard; Lot #50020 for Appolo Product #15721Terminated
F-0912-2013Frozen Cooked Lobster Meat. TCK Nautifish 6 X 2 lbs. Plastic Bags, 6 individual per case. Keep FrozenDate of Manufacture: 11/05/12, 11/06/12; Date Code: 12 310 - 12 311. Lot #50022 R, Product # 339 703Terminated

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Gias Foods, Inc. recalls Bettergoods Pasta

Gias Foods recalled Bettergoods Pasta due to potential Listeria monocytogenes contamination. Listeria can cause serious illness or death, particularly in pregnant women, young children, elderly people, and those with weakened immune systems.

Foreign materialListeriaBrand: Bettergoods

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