Trader Joe’s has recalled a favorite frozen food over possible plastic pollution, the food chain said.
The organic acai plate, which sells for$ 3.99, may have plastic material, the retailer , announced , last year. The business encouraged consumers who had purchased the tubs, which include fruit, fruits, granola and dried palm, to put them out or return them. The source of the probable contamination was unknown, according to the business.
Nothing at Trader Joe’s matters more to our clients ‘ and our employees ‘ health and safety. With this in mind, we do the routine work to make sure our products meet our strict food safety anticipation”, the retailer said in a speech. ” We don’t take any chances when it comes to product quality and safety.”
In December, a Seller Joe’s fan site on Instagram , announced , the solution had returned to racks after a break.
The remember follows another recalls that affected Trader Joe’s products: A widespread , listeria recall , affected some of the company’s cooked meat products next month, and last week, an concern with easy-open draw tabs on tuna cans prompted recalls over fears of botulism.
Between September and November past year, 26 food recalls hit California, including Fresno-based raw milk infected with the bird flu disease, town of Commerce natural vegetables contaminated with E. cholera, and vegetables from Arizona contaminated with bacteria. Experts claimed that over time, the testing procedures for food have changed significantly, making it difficult to determine whether the high number of recalls represent an unusual level of foodborne illnesses.
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