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Class IFDAF-0675-2021

Natural Foods Inc recalls BulkFoods.com brand dehydrated chopped celery in 1lb and 5lb plastic bags (Class I)

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

Product

BulkFoods.com brand dehydrated chopped celery in 1lb and 5lb plastic bags; BulkFoods.com brand Basic Vegetable Starter containing carrots, onions, celery, broccoli, and parsley in 1lb and 5lb bags and 20lb boxes; BulkFoods.com brand Vegetable Mixture containing potatoes, carrots, onions, celery, tomato, peas, green peppers, and parsley in 1lb and 5lb bags and 45lb boxes

  • BulkFoods.com brand dehydrated chopped celery in 1lb and 5lb plastic bags
  • BulkFoods.com brand Basic Vegetable Starter containing carrots, onions, celery, broccoli, and parsley in 1lb and 5lb bags and 20lb boxes
  • BulkFoods.com brand Vegetable Mixture containing potatoes, carrots, onions, celery, tomato, peas, green peppers, and parsley in 1lb and 5lb bags and 45lb boxes

Reason for recall

Firm received celery from BCFoods.com and BCFoods.com recalled the celery due to potential safety issue with Salmonella.

Affected products (3)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-0675-2021BulkFoods.com brand dehydrated chopped celery in 1lb and 5lb plastic bagsProduct codes: chopped celery 1lb bag-42404 and 5lb bag-42406; Chopped celery lot 730-741Terminated
F-0676-2021BulkFoods.com brand Basic Vegetable Starter containing carrots, onions, celery, broccoli, and parsley in 1lb and 5lb bags and 20lb boxesProduct codes: 1lb bag-44776; 5lb bag-44774; and 20lb-44771 Vegetable starter lots 736-741Terminated
F-0677-2021BulkFoods.com brand Vegetable Mixture containing potatoes, carrots, onions, celery, tomato, peas, green peppers, and parsley in 1lb and 5lb bags and 45lb boxesProduct codes: 1lb bag-44826; 5lb bag-44821; and 45lb-44822 Vegetable mixture lots 735-741Terminated

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