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Class IFDAF-1804-2015

Moscahlades Bros Inc recalls Hellas Golden Double Smoked Herring Vacuum Karagounis Bros SA -Hellas -35 A.3 - C.E. 2nd I (Class I)

Hellas Golden Double Smoked Herring imported by Moscahlades Bros Inc may be contaminated with Clostridium botulinum. Consuming this product poses a risk of botulism, a serious and potentially fatal paralytic illness.

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

Product

Hellas Golden Double Smoked Herring Vacuum Karagounis Bros SA -Hellas -35 A.3 - C.E. 2nd Industrial Zone -37500 VOLOS TEL.: +30 24250 22018 - FAX : +30 24250 23747 Imported in USA by: Moscahlades Bros. Inc. 27 East 33rd St Paterson, NJ 07514 USA PH.: 973 881 1960 FAX: 973 881 1962 packaged in a carton approximately 12 packages per case

Reason for recall

Smoked herring may be potentially contaminated with C. botulinum.

Affected products (1)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-1804-2015Hellas Golden Double Smoked Herring Vacuum Karagounis Bros SA -Hellas -35 A.3 - C.E. 2nd Industrial Zone -37500 VOLOS TEL.: +30 24250 22018 - FAX : +30 24250 23747 Imported in USA by: Moscahlades Bros. Inc. 27 East 33rd St Paterson, NJ 07514 USA PH.: 973 881 1960 FAX: 973 881 1962 packaged in a carton approximately 12 packages per caseLot #L180314F33 Best Before 18/3/15 Lot #L141014F33 Best Before 14/10/15Terminated

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