Apple Foods, Inc.

Recall #F-0877-2019 · Initiated 2018-12-20

Plain-language summary

by FoodRecallsDB.info

What happened

Apple Foods is recalling 5-pound bags of shredded white coleslaw that were sold in Oregon because the packaging instructions didn't clearly specify the temperature needed to keep the product safe, which could allow harmful bacteria (Clostridium botulinum) to grow.

Who is at risk

Anyone who purchased this Apple Foods brand coleslaw in Oregon should be concerned, as botulism can affect all consumers.

What to do

If you have this product, do not eat it. Check your refrigerator for Apple Foods brand coleslaw in clear polybags (5 pounds per bag) and throw it away, or contact Apple Foods for a refund.

Product

Coleslaw (shredded white cabbage), packaged in vacuum sealed clear polybags, 5 pounds each, four packages per case. Product is sold under brand name Apple Foods. This product distributed with the words "Keep Refrigerated" on case labels but it does not instruct to keep refrigerated under 38 F. There are no labels on individual bags.

Reason for recall

Coleslaw (shredded white cabbage), packaged in vacuum bags, are recalled due to a potential for Clostridium botulinum growth and toxin formation.

Quantity affected

72/5 lb. bags

Distribution

distributed in Oregon

Lot / code info

No codes

Voluntary / mandated

Voluntary: Firm initiated

Initial notification

Telephone