FDA · recall · urgent
FDA: HAIFA SMOKED FISH recalls Cold Smoked Sprats due to botulinum risk
HAIFA SMOKED FISH (Queens, NY) recalled approximately 560 lbs of Cold Smoked Sprats due to potential Clostridium botulinum contamination. The bacterium can cause life-threatening illness. Consumers should not use the product.
- Agency
- FDA
- Jurisdiction
- US-FDA
- Action type
- recall
- Severity
- urgent — penalty-bearing, effective immediately, or a serious health hazard
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- Recorded
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