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: Listeria BlogMaryland Spinach Grower Recalls Listeria Spinach
By Listeria Lawyer
A Maryland food company has voluntarily recalled bagged, ready-to-eat spinach after state inspectors found bacteria contamination in samples of the product from the Farm Fresh store in Elizabeth City.
No illnesses have been reported, according to a press release issued Wednesday by the N.C. Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services.
Lancaster Foods LLC of Jessup, Md., has voluntarily recalled Krisp-Pak Ready to Eat Hydro-Cooled Fresh Spinach after tests confirmed the presence of Listeria monocytogenes in product samples, according to Dan Ragan, director of the NCDA&CS Food and Drug Protection Division.
Full post as published by Listeria Blog on August 03, 2010 (boomark / email).
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