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Class IIIFDAF-0457-2025

Clements Foods Co recalls Keith Valley mustard, net 1 gal, Distributed by: Ben E Keith Food Ft Worth, TX, UPC 046045 (Class III)

Clements Foods Co recalled Keith Valley and Red Boy brand mustard because the mustard seeds tested positive for Salmonella. Consumers could experience salmonella infection with symptoms including diarrhea, fever, and abdominal cramps.

Class IIIEating this product is not likely to cause health problems, but it violates FDA labelling or manufacturing rules.

Product

Keith Valley mustard, net 1 gal, Distributed by: Ben E Keith Food Ft Worth, TX, UPC 046045062467; Red Boy brand mustard, Net 1 GAL., Distributed by Clements Food Company Oklahoma City, OK 73116, UPC 071735128154

Reason for recall

Ingredient (mustard seeds) tested positive for Salmonella

Affected products (1)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-0457-2025Keith Valley mustard, net 1 gal, Distributed by: Ben E Keith Food Ft Worth, TX, UPC 046045062467; Red Boy brand mustard, Net 1 GAL., Distributed by Clements Food Company Oklahoma City, OK 73116, UPC 0717351281544341CF, 4342CF, 4343CF, 4344CF, 4346CF; CF4341, CF4342, CF4344, CF4346Terminated

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