Safeway Inc. recalled Signature Kitchens canned tuna products in multiple sizes due to failed sensory analysis and decomposition. Consumption of decomposed tuna poses a risk of foodborne illness.
Class II — Eating this product may cause temporary or medically reversible health problems; serious harm is unlikely.
Signature Kitchens Tuna Chunk Light 20 oz. (4 pack), 12 oz., 5 oz. UPC Codes: 2113033549, 2113035609, 2113035612; Signature Kitchens Tuna Solid White 12 oz. UPC Codes: 2113035611
Failed sensory analysis; decomposition.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-1261-2017 | Signature Kitchens Tuna Chunk Light 20 oz. (4 pack), 12 oz., 5 oz. UPC Codes: 2113033549, 2113035609, 2113035612 | Best Before: 7/28/2019, 7/26/2019, 7/7/2019 | Terminated |
| F-1262-2017 | Signature Kitchens Tuna Solid White 12 oz. UPC Codes: 2113035611 | Best Before: 7/23/2019 | Terminated |
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