Haifa Smoked Fish cold smoked sprats
About 560 lbs of the smoked fish, sold in retail stores, may be contaminated with Clostridium botulinum.
Named in the notice: NJ, NY, PA
FDA noticeHaifa Smoked Fish cold smoked sprats, sold in New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania, may carry botulism. Also new: Stewart's ice cream, spinach tortillas, plant-based steak bites and a sparkling limeade, plus updates on two earlier recalls.
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About 560 lbs of the smoked fish, sold in retail stores, may be contaminated with Clostridium botulinum.
Named in the notice: NJ, NY, PA
FDA noticeTwo half-gallon flavors, Vanilla Chocolate Strawberry and Vanilla Heavenly Medley, may contain pieces of metal.
Named in the notice: NH, NY, VT
8-count, 20 oz packs contain FD&C Blue No. 1 and FD&C Yellow No. 5 colors not listed on the label.
Named in the notice: Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin Islands
Microwaveable pouches from one lot, sold by one grocery chain, can rupture or explode during cooking.
Named in the notice: Florida and North Carolina
17 oz drinks may contain aspartame that is not listed on the label.
Named in the notice: Florida
Four lots of the frozen ravioli, sold in retail stores, contain lobster that is not listed on the label.
Named in the notice: Massachusetts and New Hampshire
FDA notice7.75 oz bags with two Best if Used By dates, sold in Save A Lot stores, contain soy not listed on the label.
Named in the notice: 6 states (FL, IN, KY, MD, OH, TN)
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