Multiple Salad Recalls Were Just Issued
Trader Joe's Lemony Arugula Basil Salad Kit
Taylor Farms Retail recalls Single Day's Production of Trader Joe’s Lemony Arugula Basil Salad Kit
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The product may contain wheat and eggs that are not declared on the label.
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A popular "salad kit" sold at Trader Joe's stores around the country has been recalled because of undeclared allergens. The "Lemony Arugula Basil Salad Kit" by Taylor Farms Retail may contain wheat and eggs that are not listed on its ingredients, according to the FDA.
The recall applies to 9.75-ounce bags of this product. It is most easily identified by it's "Best if Used By" date, which is June 2, 2022. It is printed on the upper righthand corner of each package. Customers can contact Taylor Farms for more information at (855) 455-0098.
Amazon Go's Super Asian Chicken Salad
The USDA is recalling a "Super Asian Chicken Salad" containing previously recalled peanut butter due to potential salmonella contamination. The salad products were produced between May 11 and May 23 and should be thrown away or brought back to the store. https://t.co/b8fIfHD9sx
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The USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) issued an alert for ready-to-eat salads sold by Amazon Go retail stores. The product in question comes in a 14.5-ounce plastic clamshell container and is labeled "Super Asian Chicken Salad." It was sold in Washington state, and is hopefully localized to that area.
The recalled salads contain peanut butter which may be contaminated with Salmonella. To identify the product, check the "Best Thru" date. Impacted salads should expire between May 16 and June 3, 2022. You can also check the establishment number. Recalled products should be marked "P-14" by the USDA itself. These salads were on sale between May 11 and May 23, so hopefully most of them are out of circulation by now.
Co-op Salads
Do you want to know if your product is included in the #PeanutButterRecall? #FDAORA has compiled a list of all current recalls of food products associated w/peanut butter from J.M. Smucker Company due to the potential risk of Salmonella. LEARN MORE: https://t.co/eWURTFOHfz pic.twitter.com/U2YUqyJ253
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Another major salad recall is taking place in the U.K., where the Food Standards Agency (FSA) has published the details. A brand called Co-op is recalling two products there – "Co-op Peri Peri Chicken Pasta Bowl" and "Co-op Prawn Marie Rose Layered Salad." Both are sold in 280-gram servings, and both have a "Use By" date of July 1.
Dierbergs Market Fresh Garden Spiral Pasta Salad
Egg Alert: Dierbergs Markets Fresh Garden Spiral Pasta Salad: Dierbergs Markets Issues Allergy Alert on Undeclared Egg in Fresh Garden Spiral Pasta Salad in 12 Oz. & 2 Lb. Self-Service Packages For Immediate Release May 18, 2022 Contact Information… https://t.co/Q0fafnmSpg pic.twitter.com/HVYSnAwR5Y
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Finally, a popular brand in the St. Louis, Missouri area has recalled one of its salad products this week due to the undeclared presence of eggs, a known allergen. Dierbergs Market's Fresh Garden Spiral Pasta Salad was sold in pre-packaged 12-ounce increments, or in self-service packages up to 2 pounds. The recall applies to products distributed on May 14, most of which has been pulled from store shelves by now, but consumers may already have some in their refrigerators. Impacted products have a "Sell By" date of May 31, so be sure to check your home for the expiring product if applicable.