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Class IIFDAF-1851-2018

Pacific Coast Fruit Company recalls Spinach Chopped 1", item # 73039. packaged in plastic bag, each case contains 2/5# bags, T (Class II)

Pacific Coast Fruit Company recalls Spinach Chopped 1" due to potential contamination with Cyclospora. Consuming contaminated spinach can cause cyclosporiasis, a parasitic infection causing severe diarrhea and abdominal cramps.

Class IIEating this product may cause temporary or medically reversible health problems; serious harm is unlikely.

Product

Spinach Chopped 1", item # 73039. packaged in plastic bag, each case contains 2/5# bags, There are case labels and no unit label. UPC on case label 0 20728 73039. The case label is read in part: "***SPINACH CHOPPED 1" *** 2/5#***73039***PACIFIC COAST FRUIT, PORTLAND, OR 97232***Keep Refrigerated***.

Reason for recall

Product is recalled due to a potential contamination with Cyclospora.

Affected products (1)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-1851-2018Spinach Chopped 1", item # 73039. packaged in plastic bag, each case contains 2/5# bags, There are case labels and no unit label. UPC on case label 0 20728 73039. The case label is read in part: "***SPINACH CHOPPED 1" *** 2/5#***73039***PACIFIC COAST FRUIT, PORTLAND, OR 97232***Keep Refrigerated***.Best buy date range from 8/13/18 through 8/22/18.Terminated

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