Tas Tematic Foods recalls frozen raw easy peel shrimp (2-lb bags) sold with UPC 021130123223 for high nitrofuran levels detected in FDA-held product.
Product which was on FDA hold for high levels of Nitrofuran was inadvertently distributed.
Tas Tematic Foods is recalling frozen raw easy peel shrimp (2-lb bags) because they were found to have high levels of nitrofuran, a harmful chemical that can be dangerous when consumed. This recall affects shrimp sold with the UPC code 021130123223 and is important because nitrofuran is a banned substance in food that can cause health issues.
Nitrofuran is a chemical banned in food production but was found in high levels in this shrimp product. It can cause health issues when consumed, including potential harm to the liver and other organs.
Consumers who purchased the recalled shrimp from stores or online. People who eat raw shrimp from this product are most at risk due to potential health effects from nitrofuran.
Check for the UPC code 021130123223 on the generic brown cardboard box. The product is labeled as Frozen Raw Easy Peel shrimp, IQF, 2-lb bags, 10 bags per case.
Look for the UPC code 021130123223 on the generic brown cardboard box.
No, the shrimp has high levels of nitrofuran which can cause health issues. Do not consume.
Check for the UPC code 021130123223 on the generic brown cardboard box.
The recall does not specify a remedy, so contact Tas Tematic Foods for further instructions.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Tas Tematic Foods to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall H-0640-2025 — Tas Tematic Foods Tas Tematic Foods Hello, I own a Tas Tematic Foods that is covered by recall H-0640-2025 from Tas Tematic Foods. 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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