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Class IFDAF-0146-2017

Fresh Express Incorpated recalls Fresh Express American Salad, 11 oz., Product Code G264A12B, Use-By Date OCT 05 (Class I)

Fresh Express recalled its American Salad due to incorrect condiment kits being inserted in some bags. The wrong condiments may contain undeclared allergens or other hazards depending on what was included.

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

Product

Fresh Express American Salad, 11 oz., Product Code G264A12B, Use-By Date OCT 05

Reason for recall

Fresh Express American had inadvertently inserted incorrect condiment kits in some bags.

Affected products (1)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-0146-2017Fresh Express American Salad, 11 oz., Product Code G264A12B, Use-By Date OCT 05G264A12BTerminated

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