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Class IFDAF-1351-2015

Sugar Daddy LTD recalls Caramel Apple labeled as Merbs Candies, Double Dipped, St. Louis individually wrapped in p (Class I)

Sugar Daddy LTD recalled caramel apples and caramel pecan apples under the Merbs Candies brand due to Listeria monocytogenes contamination linked to an outbreak. Consumption of Listeria-contaminated products can cause serious illness, particularly in vulnerable populations.

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

Product

Caramel Apple labeled as Merbs Candies, Double Dipped, St. Louis individually wrapped in plastic; Caramel and Pecan Apple labeled as Merbs Candies, Bionic Apple, St. Louis individually packaged in plastic wrappers.

  • Caramel Apple labeled as Merbs Candies, Double Dipped, St. Louis individually wrapped in plastic
  • Caramel and Pecan Apple labeled as Merbs Candies, Bionic Apple, St. Louis individually packaged in plastic wrappers.

Reason for recall

CDC epidemiologists have linked an outbreak of Listeria monocytogenes illness to caramel apples.

Affected products (2)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-1351-2015Caramel Apple labeled as Merbs Candies, Double Dipped, St. Louis individually wrapped in plasticno codes are applied to productTerminated
F-1352-2015Caramel and Pecan Apple labeled as Merbs Candies, Bionic Apple, St. Louis individually packaged in plastic wrappers.no codes are applied to productTerminated

Related recalls

Likely Class I(our estimate, pending agency classification)FDA

Gias Foods, Inc. recalls Bettergoods Pasta

Gias Foods recalled Bettergoods Pasta due to potential Listeria monocytogenes contamination. Listeria can cause serious illness or death, particularly in pregnant women, young children, elderly people, and those with weakened immune systems.

Foreign materialListeriaBrand: Bettergoods

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