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Class IFDAF-0211-2016

Triple B Corporation recalls Cucumber, sliced 3/8", product is packaged in a 2 lbs. plastic bag and placed in a cardboa (Class I)

Triple B Corporation recalled sliced cucumbers sold to retail deli departments due to potential Salmonella contamination linked to a recalled supplier's product. Salmonella can cause serious foodborne illness with severe gastrointestinal symptoms.

Class IA reasonable probability that eating this product will cause serious health problems or death.

Product

Cucumber, sliced 3/8", product is packaged in a 2 lbs. plastic bag and placed in a cardboard box. Product is sold to deli department at retail store and it is not sold directly to consumers. The UPC is 0 45009 10104 4.

Reason for recall

Cucumber, sliced 3/8", is recalled due to a potential contamination with Salmonella. Sliced cucumber is linked to the current recall of Limited Edition Brand Cucumbers being conducted by Andrew & Williamson Fresh Produce.

Affected products (1)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-0211-2016Cucumber, sliced 3/8", product is packaged in a 2 lbs. plastic bag and placed in a cardboard box. Product is sold to deli department at retail store and it is not sold directly to consumers. The UPC is 0 45009 10104 4.GTIN# 1 0045009 10104 1, Use By dates include 8/8/15 and up to 9/11/15.Terminated

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