Whole Foods Market South Seafood Distribution recalls fresh Gulf amberjack fish due to illness complaints after consumption. Affected products have specific PLU codes.
Firm received complaints of illness after consumption of Amberjack fish.
Whole Foods Market South Seafood Distribution is recalling fresh Gulf amberjack fish after reports of illness from consumption. This recall affects specific product codes that were sold with PLU numbers 29216300000, 29641800000, and 29712400000.
The hazard involves firm complaints of illness after eating the amberjack fish. The specific cause of illness is not detailed in the recall notice, but the complaints indicate a potential health risk from consuming the product.
Consumers who purchased the recalled Gulf amberjack fish from Whole Foods Market South Seafood Distribution are affected. Those who ate the fish and experienced illness are at higher risk.
Check for the product names 'Fresh Wild Gulf Amberjack (Whole, Fillet and Portion)' with PLU codes 29216300000, 29641800000, or 29712400000. These products were sold by Whole Foods Market South Seafood Distribution.
Look for PLU codes 29216300000, 29641800000, or 29712400000 on the product packaging.
Fresh Wild Gulf Amberjack (Whole, Fillet and Portion) with PLU codes 29216300000, 29641800000, and 29712400000.
The recall is due to firm complaints of illness after consumption of the amberjack fish.
Check the PLU codes on the product packaging for 29216300000, 29641800000, or 29712400000.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Whole Foods Market South Seafood Distribution to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-2056-2014 — Whole Foods Market South Seafood Distribution Whole Foods Market South Seafood Distribution Hello, I own a Whole Foods Market South Seafood Distribution that is covered by recall F-2056-2014 from Whole Foods Market South Seafood Distribution. 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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