Salmonella contamination causes redfish crackers to be recalled
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A brand of Pepperidge Farm goldfish crackers is recalled due to contamination with salmonella
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency claims that Xtreme Blasted Cheddar Crackers goldfish flavor sold in packages of 180 and 69 grams are recalled. 19659003] LEARN MORE:
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List of Recalled Goldfish Products
The CFIA states that the recall, initiated by Campbell Company of Canada, was triggered by a similar action taken in another country.
The federal agency claims that no illness has been reported related to the consumption of these products, which should be discarded or returned to the store where they were purchased.
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