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Class IFDAF-1795-2013

Superior Nut Co. Inc. recalls Raw Pistachio Halves, 1 pound bag. Item Number 11910, UPC Code: 172043119107; Raw Pistachi (Class I)

Superior Nut Co. recalled Raw Pistachio Halves sold in 1, 4, 10, and 25 pound packages after testing revealed Salmonella sp. contamination. Salmonella causes severe diarrhea, fever, and abdominal cramps in infected individuals.

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

Product

Raw Pistachio Halves, 1 pound bag. Item Number 11910, UPC Code: 172043119107; Raw Pistachio Halves, 4 pound bag. Item Number 11911, UPC Code: 172043119114; Raw Pistachio Halves, 10 pound bag in box. Item Number 11912, UPC Code: 172043119121; Raw Pistachio Halves, 25 pound case, bag in box. Item Number 11913, UPC Code: 172043119138

Reason for recall

Positive laboratory result for Salmonella sp. Speciation in progress.

Affected products (1)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-1795-2013Raw Pistachio Halves, 1 pound bag. Item Number 11910, UPC Code: 172043119107; Raw Pistachio Halves, 4 pound bag. Item Number 11911, UPC Code: 172043119114; Raw Pistachio Halves, 10 pound bag in box. Item Number 11912, UPC Code: 172043119121; Raw Pistachio Halves, 25 pound case, bag in box. Item Number 11913, UPC Code: 172043119138Lot 024413Terminated

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