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Class IFDAF-1987-2014

River Canyon Retreat recalls Organic Carob Powder; Certified Organic, Product of Italy. Store in Cool, Dark place. Pack (Class I)

River Canyon Retreat recalled Organic Carob Powder due to Salmonella contamination discovered by the supplier. Salmonella can cause serious illness in people who consume the product.

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

Product

Organic Carob Powder; Certified Organic, Product of Italy. Store in Cool, Dark place. Packaged in 16 oz., 5 lb., 20 lb and 55 lb. containers. 16 oz.. - 6 per case; 5 lb. - 6 per case; 20 lb. - 2 per case; 55 lb. - 1 per case. Earth Circle Organics; Grass Valley, CA

Reason for recall

Firm was notified by supplier of recall or Organic Carob Powder that they repacked has been recalled due to Salmonella contamination.

Affected products (1)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-1987-2014Organic Carob Powder; Certified Organic, Product of Italy. Store in Cool, Dark place. Packaged in 16 oz., 5 lb., 20 lb and 55 lb. containers. 16 oz.. - 6 per case; 5 lb. - 6 per case; 20 lb. - 2 per case; 55 lb. - 1 per case. Earth Circle Organics; Grass Valley, CAProduct SKU Lots #;s UPC code CRBP 16 oz.; 3642, 3404, 3221, 3267 894932002283; CRBP 5 lb; 3405, 3262 894932002733; CRBP 20 lb. 3487, 3387, 3292 813313011485; CRBP 55 lb. 201901, 196201, 194801, 188901, 0786 894932002740. All lots expire 6/15/2015.Terminated

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