Frozen Spinach Recalled Nationwide for Listeria Threat

Frozen spinach is being recalled nationwide over potential Listeria contamination, the Meals and Drug Administration (FDA) introduced Tuesday.

Sno Pac Meals voluntarily recalled the spinach after a batch examined optimistic for the micro organism, which might trigger severe foodborne sickness.

Examine for the next merchandise in your freezer now.

The affected spinach was packed into two merchandise:

Del Mar 35 LB Bulk Natural Frozen Spinach

Lot codes: 250107A, 250107B, 250107C, 250107D, 2501071, and 2501073Expiration date: 1/1/27

Sno Pac 10 ouncesOrganic Frozen Minimize Spinach

Codes and best-by dates: SPM1.190.5 with best-by 7/9/27; SPC1.160.5 with finest by 6/9/27; SPC2.160.5 with finest by 6/9/27; and SPM1.097.5 with finest by 4/7/27

The merchandise had been shipped to distributors and retailers throughout the nation.

In accordance with the FDA, a bulk case of spinach from Sno Pac Meals’ provider examined optimistic for Listeria, and the identical spinach was used within the 10-oz. packages.

Whereas Listeria infections are comparatively uncommon, it is likely one of the deadliest pathogens that trigger foodborne sickness—particularly for younger youngsters, frail or aged individuals, and others with weakened immune programs.

So far, no diseases have been reported in connection to the recall.

Search for the recalled spinach in your freezer, and toss or return it.

Should you suspect that you have consumed contaminated spinach, monitor for signs of Listeria, together with:

Excessive fever
Extreme headache
Stiffness
Nausea
Stomach ache
Diarrhea

Contact a healthcare supplier in the event you expertise any signs after consuming the recalled spinach.