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Class IFDAF-0741-2013

Omya Inc recalls Ground limestone also known as calcium carbonate. Omya's food grade ground limestone produ (Class I)

Omya Inc recalled food grade ground limestone products including Omya-Cal FG-10, Omya-Cal FG-4, and Omya-Cal FG-15 from its Superior Arizona plant because of possible Salmonella contamination. These ingredients are used in food manufacturing and contamination could affect finished food products.

Class I — A reasonable probability that eating this product will cause serious health problems or death.

Product

Ground limestone also known as calcium carbonate. Omya's food grade ground limestone products. All bulk with no product labeling. Product Container Size Omya-Cal FG-10 AZ 50 lb. bags 2500 lb. bulk bags 2000 lb. bulk bags Omya-Cal FG-4 AZ 50 lb. bags Omya-Cal FG-15 AZ 2500 lb. bulk bags

Reason for recall

Omya Inc. is voluntarily recalling certain lots of food grade ground limestone products processed at its Superior, Arizona plant because of the possible presence of Salmonella.

Affected products (1)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-0741-2013Ground limestone also known as calcium carbonate. Omya's food grade ground limestone products. All bulk with no product labeling. Product Container Size Omya-Cal FG-10 AZ 50 lb. bags 2500 lb. bulk bags 2000 lb. bulk bags Omya-Cal FG-4 AZ 50 lb. bags Omya-Cal FG-15 AZ 2500 lb. bulk bagsLot numbers Z227510511 Z227500511 Z227500511 Z227510409 Z230310409 Z228400712 Z228200712Terminated

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