Frozen, raw tuna steaks individually packed in 8 oz. vacuum packages. Sold in cardboard cases (10 Lbs. per case).
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Northern Fisheries Ltd. is recalling frozen, raw tuna steaks sold in 8-ounce vacuum-sealed packages within 10-pound cardboard cases. The company was notified by two customers that consumers who ate these tuna steaks and tuna loins experienced symptoms of scombroid (histamine) poisoning. The affected product has lot number 0058800, UPC code 815838020669, and a production date of June 13, 2019. Approximately 850 cases totaling 8,500 pounds were distributed across Georgia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Minnesota, and Virginia, with a best-if-used-by date of June 13, 2021.
The source document does not specify what remedy or action affected consumers should take.
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Northern Fisheries Ltd. was notified by two of their customers that they each received several consumer complaints from consumers who experienced symptoms of scombroid (histamine) poisoning after consuming tuna steaks and tuna loins distributed by Northern Fisheries Ltd.
Reason for recall: Northern Fisheries Ltd. was notified by two of their customers that they each received several consumer complaints from consumers who experienced symptoms of scombroid (histamine) poisoning after consuming tuna steaks and tuna loins distributed by Northern Fisheries Ltd. Distribution: GA, PA, MD, MN, & VA Quantity: 850 cases (8,500 Lbs.) Lot/code info: Lot # 0058800, UPC Code: 815838020669 Production date: 6/13/2019 Best if used by date: 6/13/2021
Official record: FDA (Food enforcement) ↗
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