Geisha Medium Shrimp in 4oz cans was recalled because the product may be under-processed. Consuming under-processed canned shrimp poses a risk of bacterial contamination and foodborne illness.
Class II — Eating this product may cause temporary or medically reversible health problems; serious harm is unlikely.
Geisha Medium Shrimp; WT 4OZ(113g)
Canned shrimp may be under-processed
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-0930-2023 | Geisha Medium Shrimp; WT 4OZ(113g) | all codes and lots Best by: May 4th 2026, May 12th 2026, May16th 2026, July 13th 2026, May 16th 2026, May 20th 2026, July 15th 2026, July 20th 2026, July 28th 2026, Oct 19th 2026, Oct 21st 2026, Oct 26th 2026, Oct 27th 2026, Oct 28th 2026, Oct 31st 2026, Nov 1st 2026 | Terminated |
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