Hummus products in the US recalled for possible listeria adulteration

A company known for manufacturing and selling dips is recalling their hummus products after a federal inspection revealed that a batch of those products could have been contaminated with hazardous listeria bacteria, a USA Today report stated on November 21.

A recall was issued to some flavors of Sabra Dipping Co.’s hummus products after inspectors from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) discovered the presence of listeria bacteria in their production facility. The affected batch had a January 23, 2017 “best before” date or earlier.

FDA reportedly said that the harmful bacteria was not identified in the “finished product.” Sabra, who had confirmed that they have not received any injuries or illnesses, told reports that not all their products have been affected. Sabra also issued a recall last year to 30,000 cases of hummus that could have been contaminated with listeria.

The Philadelphia attorneys of Zavodnick & Lasky Personal Injury Lawyers work for families whose members became seriously ill from consuming contaminated food products.

If something like this happened to you or to a loved one, we may offer you legal assistance for you to possibly get the compensation you need for recovery. 

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