Salad Recall Update as Dozens of Products Given Most Serious FDA Risk Warning
Summary
The FDA has given the highest risk warning, called Class I, to 61 salad and cream cheese products from Made Fresh Salads due to possible contamination with Listeria bacteria. These products were distributed in New York City, including Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx.Key Facts
- Made Fresh Salads voluntarily recalled all its ready-to-eat deli-style salads, some cream cheese items, and half-size aluminum pans in September.
- The recall involves 61 products in total.
- The Food and Drug Administration gave these products a Class I risk rating, the most serious warning.
- Class I means there is a strong chance the products could cause serious illness or death.
- The products were sent directly to retail stores and distributors in several New York City boroughs.
- The contamination risk is linked to Listeria monocytogenes, a harmful bacteria.
- Consumers are advised to avoid these products until further notice.
- The FDA continues to monitor the situation and will provide updates.
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