New Hoque & Sons Inc. recalls Hoque Dry Ghoinnya Fish
Hoque Dry Ghoinnya Fish was not properly eviscerated, which can allow botulism-causing bacteria to grow. Consumers who eat this product face risk of botulism poisoning, which is life-threatening.
Class I — A reasonable probability that eating this product will cause serious health problems or death.
"Radhuni Curry Powder, 400 grams (14.11 oz.)***Ingredients: Coriander, Tumeric, Chili, Bitsalt, Aniseed, Sodium Chloride, Garlic, Cumin, Bay leaf, Ginger, Cinnamon, Clove, Cardamon***Product of Bangladesh***Imported by New Hoque & Sons Inc., NY USA***"
Curry powder is contaminated with Salmonella spp. detected by FDA sampling.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-0999-2020 | "Radhuni Curry Powder, 400 grams (14.11 oz.)***Ingredients: Coriander, Tumeric, Chili, Bitsalt, Aniseed, Sodium Chloride, Garlic, Cumin, Bay leaf, Ginger, Cinnamon, Clove, Cardamon***Product of Bangladesh***Imported by New Hoque & Sons Inc., NY USA***" | Batch #: 20010245 UPC code: 8941100510735 Manufacturing Date (MFG): 02 January 2020 Best Before (BB)/Expiration (EXP) Date: 02 January 2022 | Terminated |
Hoque Dry Ghoinnya Fish was not properly eviscerated, which can allow botulism-causing bacteria to grow. Consumers who eat this product face risk of botulism poisoning, which is life-threatening.
New Hoque and Sons Dry Ghoinnya Fish was not properly eviscerated, allowing botulism-causing bacteria to contaminate the product. Consumers who eat this product face risk of botulism poisoning, which is life-threatening.
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