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Class IFDAF-0028-2019

Gravel Ridge Farms recalls Shelled eggs in blank cardboard cases at 2.5 dozen a case. Shelled eggs in dozen cartons l (Class I)

Gravel Ridge Farms recalled shelled eggs due to Salmonella contamination. Consumers who have this product should not consume it and should dispose of it safely.

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

Product

Shelled eggs in blank cardboard cases at 2.5 dozen a case. Shelled eggs in dozen cartons labeled as "Gravel Ridge Farms Cullman County, Alabama***CAGE FREE***Free Range***ANTIBIOTIC FREE***One Dozen Grade A***Large Eggs".

Reason for recall

Salmonella contamination

Affected products (1)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-0028-2019Shelled eggs in blank cardboard cases at 2.5 dozen a case. Shelled eggs in dozen cartons labeled as "Gravel Ridge Farms Cullman County, Alabama***CAGE FREE***Free Range***ANTIBIOTIC FREE***One Dozen Grade A***Large Eggs".Unmarked Cases: F25 - F30, G1 - G31, H1 - H31, I1 - I5: Cartons: Expiration dates 7/25/18-10/3/2018Terminated

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