Krinos Foods recalled Krinos TAHINI ground sesame seeds in multiple sizes due to Salmonella contamination. Consumers who eat this product risk serious foodborne illness.
Class I — A reasonable probability that eating this product will cause serious health problems or death.
Krinos TAHINI ground sesame seeds, 1) Net. Wt. 1 lb (454g) in glass jars with gold lids packed 12 jars per case - UPC Code 0-75013-28500-3, 2) Net. Wt. 2 lb in glass jars with gold lids packed 12 jars per case - UPC Code 0-75013-28510-2 and 3) Net. Wt. 40 lb (18 kg) in plastic tub packed 1 tub per case-UPC Code 0-75013-04018-3.
Salmonella contamination.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-1441-2013 | Krinos TAHINI ground sesame seeds, 1) Net. Wt. 1 lb (454g) in glass jars with gold lids packed 12 jars per case - UPC Code 0-75013-28500-3, 2) Net. Wt. 2 lb in glass jars with gold lids packed 12 jars per case - UPC Code 0-75013-28510-2 and 3) Net. Wt. 40 lb (18 kg) in plastic tub packed 1 tub per case-UPC Code 0-75013-04018-3. | EXP JAN 01 2014 up to and including EXP JUN 08 2014 and EXP OCT 16 2014 up to and including EXP MAR 15 2015. | Terminated |
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