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Class IIFDAF-1341-2019

Union Fish Company recalls Vega White Headless Shrimp, 21/15 and 26/30 count size. Frozen block in plastic bag, 6 x 4 (Class II)

Union Fish Company recalled Vega White Headless Shrimp because the product was found to contain Salmonella. Consumers should not eat this product and should return or discard it immediately.

Class IIEating this product may cause temporary or medically reversible health problems; serious harm is unlikely.

Product

Vega White Headless Shrimp, 21/15 and 26/30 count size. Frozen block in plastic bag, 6 x 4 lbs. per master carton. Product of the Philippines Processed and Packed by HJR International Corp.

Reason for recall

FDA import sample found Salmonella poly D in White Headless Shrimp- lot not released. Firm is recalling two additional lots as they are from the same packer and were received in the same import entry.

Affected products (1)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-1341-2019Vega White Headless Shrimp, 21/15 and 26/30 count size. Frozen block in plastic bag, 6 x 4 lbs. per master carton. Product of the Philippines Processed and Packed by HJR International Corp.Best Before: 122120Terminated

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