Spinach recalled over possible listeria contamination

The supplier of food products in Minnesota spinach recalls after some positive products for bacteria have been tested that are likely to be harmful.

Sno PAC Foods’ Del Mar 35 LB Loiled and frozen organic spinach is 10 ounces of spinach after the spinach box was tested from its resource and found positively for mono -cell -cell grocery, according to a notice published by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

The situation that was tested positively for the lysteria was the same as the company’s shots icon to re -fushing the frozen spinach Sno PAC Organic into 10 ounces, according to the notice.

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The product was distributed throughout the country through retail stores and distributors, although the company did not specify the stores it carried.

Spinach production was suspended as the company continues to investigate the source of the problem. No diseases have been reported regarding the problem, but the organism can be dangerous if taken.

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The product comes in a 35 -pound box with LOT codes 250107A, 250107B, 250107C, 250107D, 2501071 and 2501073, all ending in January 2027.

The product was also sold at 10 ounces, a distinctive Polly retail package with LOT SPM1.190.5 with “Best by” date until July 2027, spc1.160.5 with best by date to June 2027, spc2.160.5 with the best date until June 2027 and spm1.097.5 with the best history in April 2027.

Lystir has a set of symptoms It can vary based on the severity and shape of the disease. There are two types of disease. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said that one of the forms is known as non -invasive intestinal lysrat, which is less severe. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said that the most intense form is called invasive lerteium and occurs when the literia spreads beyond the intestine.

The product was distributed throughout the country through retail stores and distributors. (Getty Images)

If people have a less severe form, they may show mild symptoms such as fever, muscle pain, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. The FDA (FDA) said that it often lasts for a day to three days.

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In more severe cases, symptoms may include headache, harsh neck, confusion, loss of balance and cramps. Lystia infection can lead to serious complications of pregnancy.