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Class IFDAH-0640-2026

Lone Star Dairy Products LLC recalls Spray Dried Dairy Powder 25 kg bags or 1 metric ton totes (Class I)

Lone Star Dairy Products LLC recalled Spray Dried Dairy Powder in 25 kg bags or 1 metric ton totes because Salmonella spp. was identified in finished product testing. Consumers could develop salmonellosis with severe gastrointestinal illness if exposed to the contaminated powder.

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

Product

Spray Dried Dairy Powder 25 kg bags or 1 metric ton totes

Reason for recall

Salmonella spp. identified in finished product testing

Affected products (1)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
H-0640-2026Spray Dried Dairy Powder 25 kg bags or 1 metric ton totesNFDM Low Heat, NFDM High Heat, and SMP Medium Heat Lot Codes : 26015B; 26016B; 26017B; 26018B; 26019B; 26022B; 26023B; 26024B; 26024BT; 26025B; 26025BT; 26026B; 26027B; 26028B; 26029B; 26030B; 26034B; 26035B; 26040B; 26041B; 26041BT; 26042B; 26042BT; 26043B; 26044B; 26046BT; 26047BT; 26048BT. The products were packaged in 25 kg bags or 1 metric ton totes.Ongoing

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