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Class IFDAF-0858-2020

Chicago Indoor Garden, Inc. recalls Red Clover 4 oz, Red Clover 2 Lbs. Products have Red Clover as an ingredient. (Class I)

Chicago Indoor Garden red clover sprout products, including standalone red clover and mixed salad kits, were recalled due to E. coli contamination linked to an outbreak. E. coli can cause severe diarrhea and hemolytic uremic syndrome in consumers.

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

Product

Red Clover 4 oz, Red Clover 2 Lbs. Products have Red Clover as an ingredient.; Spring Salad 6 oz. Product contains red clover sprouts.; Sprout Salad 6 oz. Product contains red clover sprouts.; Mixed Greens 4 oz. Product contains red clover sprouts.

  • Red Clover 4 oz, Red Clover 2 Lbs. Products have Red Clover as an ingredient.
  • Spring Salad 6 oz. Product contains red clover sprouts.
  • Sprout Salad 6 oz. Product contains red clover sprouts.
  • Mixed Greens 4 oz. Product contains red clover sprouts.

Reason for recall

FDA sample analysis of sprouts was positive for E. coli. FDA traceback and epi associate the firm's sprouts with an outbreak of E. coli.; FDA sample analysis of sprouts was positive for E. coli. FDA traceback and epi associate the firms sprouts with an outbreak of E. coli.

Affected products (4)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-0858-2020Red Clover 4 oz, Red Clover 2 Lbs. Products have Red Clover as an ingredient.Best by dates between 12/1/2019 and 3/12/2020Terminated
F-0859-2020Spring Salad 6 oz. Product contains red clover sprouts.Best by dates between 12/1/2019 and 3/12/2020Terminated
F-0860-2020Sprout Salad 6 oz. Product contains red clover sprouts.Best by dates between 12/1/2019 and 3/12/2020Terminated
F-0861-2020Mixed Greens 4 oz. Product contains red clover sprouts.Best by dates between 12/1/2019 and 3/12/2020Terminated

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