Class IFDATX
Hines Nut Co recalls Walnuts Halves & Pieces in black foam trays with a green and gold label. Net Weight 16-oz (Class I)
Product tested positive for Salmonella.
Class IFDAF-1658-2013
Hines Nut Co recalls Roasted and Salted In Shell Pistachio Nuts, repackaged into 48 ounce red topped gift jars (Class I)
Class I — A reasonable probability that eating this product will cause serious health problems or death.
Product
Roasted and Salted In Shell Pistachio Nuts, repackaged into 48 ounce red topped gift jars labeled "Orchard Fresh HINES"; 16 ounce trays labeled "Natural Pistachios, Roasted and Salted"; and 16 ounce bags labeled "Hines Natural Pistachios".
Reason for recall
The product recall is being initiated because the product has the potential to be contaminated with Salmonella.
Affected products (1)
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-1658-2013 | Roasted and Salted In Shell Pistachio Nuts, repackaged into 48 ounce red topped gift jars labeled "Orchard Fresh HINES"; 16 ounce trays labeled "Natural Pistachios, Roasted and Salted"; and 16 ounce bags labeled "Hines Natural Pistachios". | No lot number appears on the gift jars; the trays and 1 pound bags have a Hines Nut Company lot number "04396" or "4396". | Terminated |
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