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BrightFarms, Inc.: WDC Greenhouse LLC Recall: According to the firm, they have detected metal in their product. The firm learned of the problem through an internal verification techniques. The firm believes there is a risk of a health hazard. an is enacting this recall.
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TerminatedClass II
Company
BrightFarms, Inc.: WDC Greenhouse LLC
Product
Bright Farms Arugula (4 oz. and 8 oz. package) (4 oz. and 8…
Recall date
May 17, 2017
Terminated
July 27, 2021
Source
FDA
Reason for recall
According to the firm, they have detected metal in their product. The firm learned of the problem through an internal verification techniques. The firm believes there is a risk of a health hazard. an is enacting this recall.
- Recall initiated
- Reported by source
- Recall terminated
Recalled products
Product description
UPC
Quantity
Lot / code information
Bright Farms Arugula (4 oz. and 8 oz. package) (4 oz. and 8 oz. package) , The salad products packaged in clear, plastic clamshells with best by dates on the package .
Product was delivered to two distribution centers in Landover
Maryland and Carlisle
Pennsylvania
one food bank in Lorton
Virginia
and one facility in Laurel
Maryland.
Official source record
Agency
FDA
Dataset
FDA Food Enforcement (Recalls)
Recall number
F-2360-2017
Event ID
77325
Status
Terminated
Classification
Class II
Company
BrightFarms, Inc.: WDC Greenhouse LLC
Product description
Bright Farms Arugula (4 oz. and 8 oz. package) (4 oz. and 8 oz. package) , The salad products packaged in clear, plastic clamshells with best by dates on the package .
Quantity
Cases 664
Reason
According to the firm, they have detected metal in their product. The firm learned of the problem through an internal verification techniques. The firm believes there is a risk of a health hazard. an is enacting this recall.
Recall initiation date
May 17, 2017
Report date
June 21, 2017
Classification date
Not published in this source record
Termination date
July 27, 2021
Distribution pattern
Product was delivered to two distribution centers in Landover, Maryland and Carlisle, Pennsylvania, one food bank in Lorton, Virginia, and one facility in Laurel, Maryland.
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