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Class IIFDAF-1528-2016

Ducktrap River of Maine LLC recalls Ducktrap Smoked Mussels in both 6oz and 16oz Tubs (Class II)

Ducktrap River of Maine recalled smoked mussels, scallops, and shrimp in 6oz and 16oz tubs due to environmental detection of Listeria in the production facility. Consuming Listeria-contaminated shellfish can cause listeriosis, a serious foodborne illness.

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

Product

Ducktrap Smoked Mussels in both 6oz and 16oz Tubs; Ducktrap Smoked Scallops in both 6oz and 16oz Tubs; Ducktrap Smoked Shrimp in both 6oz and 16oz Tubs

  • Ducktrap Smoked Mussels in both 6oz and 16oz Tubs
  • Ducktrap Smoked Scallops in both 6oz and 16oz Tubs
  • Ducktrap Smoked Shrimp in both 6oz and 16oz Tubs

Reason for recall

Environmental sampling detected Listeria in the environment.

Affected products (3)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-1528-2016Ducktrap Smoked Mussels in both 6oz and 16oz TubsLot Numbers: 533006 to 538003 Explanation of coding: The lot # coding is (538003 for example) - 5 year (2015), 38 week, 00 batch during the day if more than one batch produced, 3 day of the week, 1 is Sunday so 3 would be Tuesday.Terminated
F-1529-2016Ducktrap Smoked Scallops in both 6oz and 16oz TubsLot Numbers: 535003 to 538004. Explanation of coding: The lot # coding is (538003 for example) - 5 year (2015), 38 week, 00 batch during the day if more than one batch produced, 3 day of the week, 1 is Sunday so 3 would be Tuesday.Terminated
F-1530-2016Ducktrap Smoked Shrimp in both 6oz and 16oz TubsLot Numbers: 533004 to 537005. Explanation of coding: The lot # coding is (538003 for example) - 5  year (2015), 38 week, 00 batch during the day if more than one batch produced, 3 day of the week, 1 is Sunday so 3 would be Tuesday.Terminated

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