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FDA Upgrades Blueberry Recall to Highest Risk Level

  • On June 9, Alma Pak International LLC announced a recall of 400 boxes of their organic blueberries after detecting Listeria contamination; these products were distributed to a customer in North Carolina.
  • The recall followed routine testing that detected Listeria monocytogenes on the finished product, prompting the FDA to classify it as a Class I risk on July 1.
  • Class I recalls signify a high chance that using or coming into contact with the affected item may result in severe health complications or death, particularly for vulnerable populations such as pregnant individuals and senior citizens.
  • Company representatives have enhanced their sanitation and monitoring efforts and are coordinating with federal and state regulatory agencies to stop any additional contamination while the recall is still active.
  • The recall suggests continued vigilance is required, as Listeria has an unusual ability to grow in refrigerated conditions and can cause severe illness in vulnerable populations.
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