Dole recalls spinach bags with walnuts from a tree dropped during harvesting. Contaminated spinach may cause illness if eaten. Check UPC 071430009765 for affected products.
Green Walnuts from a tree dropped into spinach as it was being tractored away from the harvested field. Walnuts were discovered on the Dole spinach processing line
Dole is recalling spinach bags that were contaminated with walnuts during processing. This poses a food safety risk if the spinach is consumed after contamination.
Walnuts were found on the spinach processing line after being dropped from a tree during harvesting. Eating contaminated spinach could lead to foodborne illness.
Anyone who purchased Dole spinach bags with UPC 071430009765. People who eat the spinach without washing it thoroughly are at higher risk.
Check for Dole spinach bags labeled 'Thoroughly Washed, Preservative Free' with net weight 8 oz. and UPC 071430009765. The bags were sold between September 2014 and the expiration date.
Inspect the spinach for walnuts before eating. If walnuts are present, do not consume.
No, the spinach may contain walnuts from a tree that fell during harvesting. Do not eat unless you check for walnuts.
Look for Dole spinach bags with UPC 071430009765. The bags were sold between September 2014 and the expiration date.
Inspect the spinach for walnuts. If walnuts are present, do not eat it. Otherwise, it may be safe to eat after thorough washing.
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Subject: Recall F-2440-2014 — Dole Dole Hello, I own a Dole that is covered by recall F-2440-2014 from Dole. 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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