Safeway recalled Safeway Kitchens In Shell Edamame due to pesticide contamination detected in FDA testing. Consumers exposed to chlorafluazuron residues face potential health risks.
Class III — Eating this product is not likely to cause health problems, but it violates FDA labelling or manufacturing rules.
Safeway Kitchens In Shell Edamame; Net Wt: 48 oz. (3 lb, 1.35Kg) 12 x 3 lb bags per case: Product of China: Packed in Canada Safeway, Pleasanton, CA.
Product on hold pending FDA testing that found 0.015 ppm of the pesticide chlorafluazuron was inadvertently released to Safeway warehouses and a few retail stores.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-1383-2014 | Safeway Kitchens In Shell Edamame; Net Wt: 48 oz. (3 lb, 1.35Kg) 12 x 3 lb bags per case: Product of China: Packed in Canada Safeway, Pleasanton, CA. | Best before May 21, 2015: Packed on November 21, 2013: UPC: 0 21130 09197 3 | Terminated |
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