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Class IFDAF-1439-2018

Eden's Ethnos, LLC recalls Eden's Ethnos Bulk Kratom 25 powder kilogram bag Also called K. Bali Supreme, K Maeng Da S (Class I)

Eden's Ethnos recalled bulk kratom powder products in multiple strains due to Salmonella contamination found by FDA and state testing. Salmonella infection causes severe gastrointestinal illness and can be life-threatening in vulnerable populations.

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

Product

Eden's Ethnos Bulk Kratom 25 powder kilogram bag Also called K. Bali Supreme, K Maeng Da Supreme, K Green Vein, Green Maeng Da, K Red Maeng Da, K Red Bali, K Green Bali Distributed by Eden Ethnos LLC, Carlsbad, CA 92010

Reason for recall

FDA and state samples found Salmonella in Kratom products that traced back to Eden Ethnos LLC.

Affected products (1)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-1439-2018Eden's Ethnos Bulk Kratom 25 powder kilogram bag Also called K. Bali Supreme, K Maeng Da Supreme, K Green Vein, Green Maeng Da, K Red Maeng Da, K Red Bali, K Green Bali Distributed by Eden Ethnos LLC, Carlsbad, CA 92010No CodesTerminated

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