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Class IFDAF-0127-2016

Hilltop Farm recalls Giant Red Mustard Hydroponic Micro Greens packaged in 2 oz. plastic hinged clamshell (Class I)

Hilltop Farm recalled Giant Red Mustard Hydroponic Micro Greens and Spicy Mix Hydroponic Micro Greens due to positive Salmonella contamination. Consumers who consume this product may develop salmonellosis with symptoms including diarrhea, fever, and abdominal cramps.

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

Product

Giant Red Mustard Hydroponic Micro Greens packaged in 2 oz. plastic hinged clamshell; Spicy Mix Hydroponic Micro Greens packaged in 2 oz. plastic hinged clamshell

  • Giant Red Mustard Hydroponic Micro Greens packaged in 2 oz. plastic hinged clamshell
  • Spicy Mix Hydroponic Micro Greens packaged in 2 oz. plastic hinged clamshell

Reason for recall

Salmonella positive

Affected products (2)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-0127-2016Giant Red Mustard Hydroponic Micro Greens packaged in 2 oz. plastic hinged clamshellUPC 68907647027Terminated
F-0128-2016Spicy Mix Hydroponic Micro Greens packaged in 2 oz. plastic hinged clamshellUPC 68907646927Terminated

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