Frozen and Refrigerated Foods Recalled Due to Temperature Abuse
Ben E Keith Foods recalls approximately 1,721 cases of frozen and refrigerated food products due to temperature abuse during distribution to food services.
What this means for you
Minor labeling or packaging issue, or a voluntary precautionary recall. Risk of harm is low but real — follow the manufacturer's instructions.
Our severity reasoning: FDA Class II recall with no reported illnesses or injuries. Temperature abuse of frozen and refrigerated foods presents a potential foodborne illness risk, but no confirmed cases have been identified. This is a precautionary recall.
Plain-English summary
Ben E Keith Foods, Fort Worth, is recalling approximately 1,721 cases of frozen and refrigerated food products due to temperature abuse. A food trailer holding various types and brands of frozen and refrigerated foods experienced improper temperature conditions during transport.
The affected products were distributed to food service operations. Food service operators who received these products should verify product integrity and implement appropriate food safety measures.
Those with health concerns should consult a healthcare provider.
The recalled product
- Product
- MILK HOMO GALLON
- Manufacturer
- Ben E Keith Foods - Fort Worth
- Hazard
- temperature-abuse
Is your product affected?
Check your packaging against the codes below. If any of them match, the product is part of this recall.
Lot numbers (1)
- unknown
Distribution
Distribution scope not specified by the agency.
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