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Class IFDAF-2295-2014

Hot Mama's Foods recalls Traditional Hummus sold under the Archer Farms brand and packaged in either a transparent (Class I)

Hot Mama's Foods recalls multiple hummus and dip products sold under Archer Farms, Giant Eagle Market District, and Trader Joe's brands due to potential Listeria monocytogenes contamination. Consumers who eat these products face serious foodborne illness, particularly those who are pregnant, elderly, or immunocompromised.

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

Product

Traditional Hummus sold under the Archer Farms brand and packaged in either a transparent plastic tub or a white plastic tub with a net weight respectively of 10 oz (283 g) or 2 lb.; Roasted Garlic Hummus sold under the Archer Farms brand and packaged in a transparent plastic tub with a net weight of 17 oz (1 lb. 1 oz).; Roasted Red Pepper Hummus sold under the Archer Farms brand and packaged in a transparent plastic tub with a net weight of 17 oz (1 lb. 1 oz).; Chipotle Hummus sold under the Giant Eagle Market District brand and packaged in a transparent plastic tub with a net weight of 8 oz (227 g).; Garlic Hummus sold under the Giant Eagle Market District brand and packaged in a transparent plastic tub with a net weight of 8 oz (227 g).; Edamame Hummus sold under the Trader Joe's brand and packaged in a transparent plastic tub with a white lid and with a net weight of 8 oz (227 g).; 5 Layer Fiesta Dip sold under the Trader Joe's brand and packaged in a transparent plastic tub with a net weight of 11.5 oz (326 g) or 24 oz.; Spicy Yellow Lentil Hummus sold under the Eat Well Embrace Life brand and packaged in a transparent plastic tub with a net weight of 10 oz.

  • Traditional Hummus sold under the Archer Farms brand and packaged in either a transparent plastic tub or a white plastic tub with a net weight respectively of 10 oz (283 g) or 2 lb.
  • Roasted Garlic Hummus sold under the Archer Farms brand and packaged in a transparent plastic tub with a net weight of 17 oz (1 lb. 1 oz).
  • Roasted Red Pepper Hummus sold under the Archer Farms brand and packaged in a transparent plastic tub with a net weight of 17 oz (1 lb. 1 oz).
  • Chipotle Hummus sold under the Giant Eagle Market District brand and packaged in a transparent plastic tub with a net weight of 8 oz (227 g).
  • Garlic Hummus sold under the Giant Eagle Market District brand and packaged in a transparent plastic tub with a net weight of 8 oz (227 g).
  • Edamame Hummus sold under the Trader Joe's brand and packaged in a transparent plastic tub with a white lid and with a net weight of 8 oz (227 g).
  • 5 Layer Fiesta Dip sold under the Trader Joe's brand and packaged in a transparent plastic tub with a net weight of 11.5 oz (326 g) or 24 oz.
  • Spicy Yellow Lentil Hummus sold under the Eat Well Embrace Life brand and packaged in a transparent plastic tub with a net weight of 10 oz.

Reason for recall

Lansal, Inc. (d.b.a. Hot Mama's Foods) is recalling approximately 14,860 pounds of hummus and dip products due to concerns about possible Listeria monocytogenes.

Affected products (8)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-2295-2014Traditional Hummus sold under the Archer Farms brand and packaged in either a transparent plastic tub or a white plastic tub with a net weight respectively of 10 oz (283 g) or 2 lb.All products with the "Use By" date of JUN/11/2014Terminated
F-2296-2014Roasted Garlic Hummus sold under the Archer Farms brand and packaged in a transparent plastic tub with a net weight of 17 oz (1 lb. 1 oz).All products with the "Use By" dates of JUN/9/2014 and JUN/12/14Terminated
F-2297-2014Roasted Red Pepper Hummus sold under the Archer Farms brand and packaged in a transparent plastic tub with a net weight of 17 oz (1 lb. 1 oz).All products with the "Use By" date of JUN/12/2014Terminated
F-2298-2014Chipotle Hummus sold under the Giant Eagle Market District brand and packaged in a transparent plastic tub with a net weight of 8 oz (227 g).All products with the "Use By" dates of MAY/7/2014 and MAY/14/14Terminated
F-2299-2014Garlic Hummus sold under the Giant Eagle Market District brand and packaged in a transparent plastic tub with a net weight of 8 oz (227 g).All products with the "Use By" dates of MAY/7/2014 and MAY/14/14Terminated
F-2300-2014Edamame Hummus sold under the Trader Joe's brand and packaged in a transparent plastic tub with a white lid and with a net weight of 8 oz (227 g).All products with the "Use By" dates of APRIL/28/2014, APRIL/29/14, and MAY/9/14Terminated
F-2301-20145 Layer Fiesta Dip sold under the Trader Joe's brand and packaged in a transparent plastic tub with a net weight of 11.5 oz (326 g) or 24 oz.All products with the "Use By" dates of APRIL/15/2014,Terminated
F-2302-2014Spicy Yellow Lentil Hummus sold under the Eat Well Embrace Life brand and packaged in a transparent plastic tub with a net weight of 10 oz.All products with the "Use By" dates of JUN/10/14 E and JUN/12/14 ETerminated

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