B&D Seafoods is recalling frozen swai fillets due to nitrofurans. Consumers should stop using these products to avoid potential health risks from the antibiotic residues.
B&D Seafoods, Inc. is recalling frozen swai fillets due to the presence of nitrofurans.
B&D Seafoods is recalling frozen swai fillets that contain nitrofurans, a type of antibiotic. This recall is necessary because nitrofurans can pose health risks when consumed, especially if they are not properly removed during processing.
Nitrofurans are antibiotics that can be harmful when consumed in certain amounts. These substances are typically used in animal feed but can end up in food products if not properly removed during processing.
Anyone who purchased B&D Seafoods Basa Choice Swai Fillets from June 26, 2015, in Vietnam. Consumers who ate these fillets may be at risk of health issues due to antibiotic residues.
Check for lot numbers 429-13385 or 429-13388 on the packaging. The product was sold in cardboard boxes and distributed by B&D Seafoods, Inc. from Vietnam in June 2015.
Discard the recalled frozen swai fillets immediately to avoid potential health risks.
The hazard is the presence of nitrofurans, which are antibiotics that can be harmful when consumed.
Check for lot numbers 429-13385 or 429-13388 on the packaging. The product was distributed by B&D Seafoods, Inc. from Vietnam in June 2015.
Discard the product immediately to avoid potential health risks.
We’ve drafted a message you can send B&D Seafoods to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-0580-2016 — B&D Seafoods B&D Seafoods Hello, I own a B&D Seafoods that is covered by recall F-0580-2016 from B&D Seafoods. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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