Federal health officials late Monday on Monday, people warned of certain hillo fresh Fresh subscription meal kits containing spinach which can be contaminated by Listeria.
The Department of American Agriculture has published a public health alert for meals, which were produced by Freshrealm, the company based in San Clemente, California, linked to an expansion epidemic linked to heat and eating meals.
Products include containers of 10.1 ounces of fresh ready feeds meal prepared pasta with effiloche pork pepper and containers of 10 ounces of fresses Fresh Ready Made Poippers with chopped turkey. Both were sent directly to consumers.
Pork pepper pasta are identified with the establishment number is. 47718 and Lot code 49107 or is. 2937 and Lot code 48840. The not cut peppers with ground turkey are identified with East. P-47718 and lot codes 50069, 50073 or 50698.
The problem was discovered when Freshrealm informed the USDA security and food inspection service that spinach used in positive tested products for Listeria bacteria.
Last month, Freshrealm said that the tests confirmed that the pasta used in linguine dishes sold in Walmart contained the same native of Listeria linked to an epidemic in June. This epidemic, originally from the Fettucine Chicken Alfredo, killed at least four people and is wrong with the disease, with the most recent disease reported on September 11.
Freshrealm officials said genetic tests have found Listeria’s epidemic tension in samples of pasta manufactured and provided by Nate’s Fine Foods in Roseville, California.
Several additional companies, including Kroger, Giant Eagle and Albertson, have recalled pasta salads and other dishes made with products from fine food for potential contamination of Listeria.
Listeria infections can cause serious illness, especially in the elderly, people with weakened immune systems and those who are pregnant or their newborns. Symptoms include fever, muscle pain, headache, stiff neck, confusion, loss of balance and convulsions.
About 1,600 people fall sick each year from Listeria infections and around 260, says the CDC. Federal officials in December declared that they reorganized protocols to prevent Listeria infections after several high -level epidemics, including a Boar charcuterie meat which resulted in 10 deaths and more than 60 diseases last year.
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