Moon N Sea recalls Blue Fin Tuna products due to unsanitary processing conditions. Products were delivered fresh within 1-2 days but lack expiration dates. Consumers should check for ice-packed boxes.
RTE fish (sushi-salmon, tuna) processed under insanitary conditions. The firm was notified by the Georgia Department of Agriculture that the products were manufactured under unsanitary conditions.
Moon N Sea is recalling Blue Fin Tuna products that were processed under unsanitary conditions. This recall is due to the Georgia Department of Agriculture finding the products were made in unsanitary conditions, which could pose a food safety risk.
The products were processed under unsanitary conditions as notified by the Georgia Department of Agriculture. This could lead to food safety risks if the fish is consumed without proper sanitation.
Consumers who purchased Moon N Sea Blue Fin Tuna in 50-pound brown cardboard boxes with ice for temperature control. Those who have the product and are not part of the recall batch are least at risk.
Look for Blue Fin Tuna in 50-pound brown corrugated cardboard boxes with ice for temperature control. Products were delivered fresh within 1-2 days of processing and lack printed expiration dates.
Identify if your Blue Fin Tuna is in a 50-pound brown cardboard box with ice for temperature control.
The Georgia Department of Agriculture notified Moon N Sea that the products were manufactured under unsanitary conditions.
No printed expiration dates are present on these products.
All products were delivered fresh within 1-2 days of processing.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Moon N Sea to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall H-0352-2025 — Moon N Sea Moon N Sea Hello, I own a Moon N Sea that is covered by recall H-0352-2025 from Moon N Sea. 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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