Dole salad kits sold in Connecticut, New York recalled due to possible listeria contamination
The company says the salad kits were processed on the same line as a cheese that was recently recalled due to possible traces of listeria.
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Feb 14, 2024, 12:13 PM
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6ds agoSome Dole brand salad kits sold in Connecticut and New York are being recalled due to a possible listeria contamination.
The company says the salad kits were processed on the same line as a cheese that was recently recalled due to possible traces of listeria.
The recall also effected Presidents Choice and Marketside brand salad kits.
Anyone with the products are urged to throw them away.
For more information on the recalled products, click here.
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