Keim's Garden Harvest recalls mild tomato salsa due to unlicensed acidification. This may pose safety risks during food processing. Consumers should check UPC codes and lot numbers for affected products.
The firm was manufacturing acidified foods without a license.
Keim's Garden Harvest is recalling mild tomato salsa products because they were made without proper licensing for acidified foods. This could create safety risks during food handling.
Manufacturing acidified foods without a license can lead to safety issues. This may happen during food processing or storage, potentially causing harm if not handled properly.
Anyone who purchased Keim's Garden Harvest tomato salsa in the US. People who use the product for cooking or eating are most at risk.
Check for UPC codes: 6 09722 32345 1 (mild), 6 09722 32343 7 (medium), or 6 09722 32344 4 (hot). Look for lot numbers: mild lot #106295 or hot lot #86305.
Look for the UPC codes listed: 6 09722 32345 1 (mild), 6 09722 32343 7 (medium), or 6 09722 32344 4 (hot).
Mild products have lot #106295; hot products have lot #86305.
The firm was manufacturing acidified foods without a license, which could pose safety risks during food processing.
Check the UPC codes: 6 09722 32345 1 (mild), 6 09722 32343 7 (medium), or 6 09722 32344 4 (hot). Mild products have lot #106295; hot products have lot #86305.
The recall record does not specify a remedy, so no action is required beyond checking if your product matches the listed UPCs and lot numbers.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Garden Harvest to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-0486-2016 — Garden Harvest Garden Harvest Hello, I own a Garden Harvest that is covered by recall F-0486-2016 from Garden Harvest. 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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