Enoki mushrooms remember set off by CFIA test results

Itrading International is remembering SSS brand name Enoki mushrooms from the market due to the fact that of possible Listeria monocytogenes contamination.

This recall was activated by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency test results.

Remembered item:

Brand name	Item	Size	UPC	Codes
SSS	Mushroom (enoki)	200 g	6 953150 100677	All systems offered up to and consisting of July 28, 2023

Since the publishing of this recall, there have actually been no reported diseases related to the usage of this item.

Customers ought to examine to see if you have actually remembered items. They must not take in, serve, utilize, offer or disperse remembered items. Remembered items ought to be thrown away or gone back to the area where they were bought.

About Listeria infections
Food polluted with Listeria monocytogenes might not look or smell ruined however can still trigger major and often dangerous infections. Anybody who has actually consumed any remembered cheese and established signs of Listeria infection ought to look for medical treatment and inform their physicians about the possible Listeria direct exposure.

Anybody who has actually consumed any of the remembered item must monitor themselves for signs throughout the coming weeks due to the fact that it can take up to 70 days after direct exposure to Listeria for signs of listeriosis to establish.

Signs of Listeria infection can consist of throwing up, queasiness, relentless fever, muscle pains, serious headache, and neck tightness. Particular lab tests are needed to identify Listeria infections, which can imitate other health problems.

Pregnant females, the senior, kids, and individuals such as cancer clients who have actually compromised body immune systems are especially at danger of major health problems, dangerous infections, and other problems. Contaminated pregnant ladies might experience just moderate, flu-like signs, their infections can lead to early shipment, infection of the newborn, or even stillbirth.

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