Fruit Treasure Inc. recalled fresh Thai chili peppers distributed under the Jammin Peppers brand because FDA testing detected Salmonella contamination. Consumers who have this product should not consume it and should wash their hands and any surfaces that may have contacted the peppers.
Class I — A reasonable probability that eating this product will cause serious health problems or death.
Fresh Thai chili peppers. Loose fresh Thai chili peppers packaged with inner plastic mesh bag into paper carton cardboard boxes. Imported bulk. Outer carton labeling reads in part: "***PRODUCE OF MEXICO***JAMMIN PEPPERS***THAI CHILI***DISTRIBUTED BY: JT BROKERAGE 651 KOHLER ST. LOS ANGELES, CA 90021***WWW.JAMMINPEPPERS.COM***".
The firm recalled the Thai chili peppers because FDA analytical results revealed the presence of Salmonella.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-1524-2013 | Fresh Thai chili peppers. Loose fresh Thai chili peppers packaged with inner plastic mesh bag into paper carton cardboard boxes. Imported bulk. Outer carton labeling reads in part: "***PRODUCE OF MEXICO***JAMMIN PEPPERS***THAI CHILI***DISTRIBUTED BY: JT BROKERAGE 651 KOHLER ST. LOS ANGELES, CA 90021***WWW.JAMMINPEPPERS.COM***". | Bulk outer carton labelets with Lot # 162. Sold to retail with no coding or marks. | Terminated |
Salmonella — Potential to be contaminated with Salmonella
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