Superior Nut Co. Inc. recalled Liquid Peanut Butter Topping under the Superior Nut Company, Murray's, and Dairy Queen brand names due to aflatoxin levels exceeding the safe limit of 20 parts per billion. Aflatoxin is a carcinogenic mold toxin that poses significant health risks.
Class II — Eating this product may cause temporary or medically reversible health problems; serious harm is unlikely.
Liquid Peanut Butter Topping under the Brand name: Superior Nut Company, Murray's, Dairy Queen packaged in 6.5 lb., 45 lb.
Aflatoxin test results above the established limit of 20 parts per billion
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-1406-2012 | Liquid Peanut Butter Topping under the Brand name: Superior Nut Company, Murray's, Dairy Queen packaged in 6.5 lb., 45 lb. | Liquid Peanut Butter: Lot numbers 6.5 lb: 01020212; 01020312; 02020312; 01013112; 02013112; 03013112; 04013112; 05013112; 06013112; 07013112; 08013112; 03010312; 04020312; 05020312; 06020312; 07020312; 08020312; 01020112. Liquid Peanut Butter: 45 lb pail Lot Number: 09020312 | Terminated |
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