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If you have recently purchased canned fish at Trader Joe's, HEB, Costco or Walmart, you may want to get it out.
The reason is that a manufacturer of canned products recently exported Country call Of its products about design concern that can potentially cause botulism.
Seafood Tri-UNION seafood, according to the Food and Drug Administration's press release (FDA), began the call on February 7. This call affects canned products under the brand of Genova, Van Camp, HEB and Trader Joe.
Brands Reminder products, And also the states and stores in which they are sold:
The FDA recently announced the call to impress the canned fish in popular supermarkets across the United States (ISTOCK / ISTOCK)
- HEEB Tag – Texas
- Joe's Tarker – Delaware, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Washington DC
- Genova 7 ounces. – Costco in Florida and Georgia
- Genova 5 ounces. – Harris Titer, Paulix, Heb, Kruger, Safeway, Walmart and Independent Retailers in Alabama, Arkansas, Arizona, California, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, New Jersey, Tennessee and Texas
- Van Camp Tag – Valmart and Independent retailers in Pennsylvania, Florida and New Jersey
The creator said the call was not after warning of “abundance of caution” A defect In their cans
“This voluntary call from our supplier that the” easy open “stretching tab can face a limited product that may face a production defect that may integrate product seal (especially over time. Extract, it is a lot of caution.
“Consumers are warned that they will not use this product even if it does not seem to smell.”
Gerber Petering Sticks was disconnected, after referring to the emergency room, “Return the product”
Shopping bags in a barley trader in New York City. (Jeenah Moon / Bloomberg through Getty Images / Getty Images)
According to Disease Control and Prevention Centers (CDCs), botulism can lead to problems in breathing, muscle paralysis, and – in the most severe cases – death.
“When people eat these foods (contaminated to Botulinum clostridium)The CDC website records, they can get sick or even die, or even die.
Tri-UNION seafood recommends consumers if they feel unpleasant after eating one of the damaged products, immediately looking for medical care-though this has not been reported so far.
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Food and Drug Administration's headquarters in White Oak, MD. (Sarah Silbiger / Getty Images / Getty Images)
The statement reads: “If you can have a recalled tuna, please return it to the retailers for full repayment, or with the Tri-UNION seafood directly for a recovery kit and a coupon for a coupon Call a replacement product. ” “Consumers can contact Tri-UNION seafood at support@thaiunionhelp.zendesk.com or 833-374-0171 if they have any questions or replaced product asking.”
The Tri-Loan seafood immediately did not respond to the request of Fox Business to comment.