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Class IFDAF-0989-2018

International Harvest, Inc. recalls Coconut Smiles - Retail: International Harvest Brand Organic Go Smile! Dried Coconut Raw, (Class I)

International Harvest, Inc. recalled Organic Go Smile Dried Coconut Raw products sold under the Coconut Smiles label after Salmonella was detected during testing. Consumers with these products risk serious infection from Salmonella contamination.

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

Product

Coconut Smiles - Retail: International Harvest Brand Organic Go Smile! Dried Coconut Raw, in a 9 oz. poly/plastic bag, UPC: 7 39446 40220 7 NON GMO; Bulk: 25 lb. boxes

Reason for recall

Product tested positive for Salmonella.

Affected products (1)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-0989-2018Coconut Smiles - Retail: International Harvest Brand Organic Go Smile! Dried Coconut Raw, in a 9 oz. poly/plastic bag, UPC: 7 39446 40220 7 NON GMO; Bulk: 25 lb. boxesRetail (9 oz.): 010118, 020118, 030118, 040118, 050118,060118, 070118, 080118, 090118, 100118, 110118, 120118, 010119, 020119, 030119; Bulk (25 lb.): OCSM-0010, OCSM-0011, Lot# OCSM-0014.Terminated

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