Bidart Bros. recalls 2014 Gala apples used in caramel apples due to Listeriosis outbreak risk. Learn affected products and safety steps.
Recall of Granny Smith Apples from 2014 harvest used in caramel apple production due to their association with Listeriosis outbreak.. Expanded to include all Granny Smith and Gala apples from 2014 production
Bidart Bros. is recalling Gala apples from their 2014 harvest that were used in caramel apple production. This recall was expanded after a Listeriosis outbreak linked to Granny Smith apples from the same harvest.
Listeriosis is a rare but serious infection caused by Listeria bacteria. The outbreak linked to 2014 Granny Smith apples led to the expansion of this recall to include all Gala apples from that harvest.
People who bought Gala apples from Bidart Bros. in 2014 for caramel apple production. Those with recent consumption of these apples are at higher risk.
Check for Gala apples sold in 2014 in 40-45 lb. cases with cardboard trays, 3 lb. poly bags (~12 apples), or 5 lb. poly bags (~18 apples).
Look for Gala apples from Bidart Bros. produced or sold in 2014 for caramel apple manufacturing.
A Listeriosis outbreak was linked to Granny Smith apples from the 2014 harvest, leading to an expanded recall of all Gala apples from that same year.
Yes, this recall includes all Gala apples produced or sold by Bidart Bros. in 2014 for caramel apple production.
Check the product details to confirm if your apples are affected; if so, contact Bidart Bros. for guidance.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Bidart Bros. to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-1862-2015 — Bidart Bros. Bidart Bros. Hello, I own a Bidart Bros. that is covered by recall F-1862-2015 from Bidart Bros.. 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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