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What’s the Problem?
According to the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) [1], this recall affects:
Run No. Item’s Name: USE BY DATE
- 1222496F 12oz Pero Family Farms Veggie Butternut Squash Tray 1/15/2021
- 1222496F 10oz Pero Family Farms Butternut Spirals Tray 1/15/2021
- 1222496F 13oz Pero Family Farms Cubed Butternut Tray 1/13/2021
- 1222496F 9.5oz Pero Family Farms Butternut Veggie Spirals Tray 1/13/2021
- 1222496F 4/5lbs Butternut Chunk Bag 1/13/20211222496F 2/5lbs Butternut Chunk Bag 1/13/2021Run No. Item’s Name: USE BY DATE
- 1222747F Pero Family Farms 12oz Prep Veggie Butternut Squash Tray 1/16/2021
- 1222747F Pero Family Farms 10oz Butternut Spirals Tray 1/16/2021
- 1222747F Pero Family Farms 13oz Cubed Butternut Tray 1/14/2021
- 1222747F Pero Family Farms 9.5oz Butternut Veggie Spirals Tray 1/14/2021Run No. Item’s Name: USE BY DATE
- 1222831F Pero Family Farms 10oz Butternut Spirals Tray 1/17/2021
- 1222831F Pero Family Farms 13oz Cubed Butternut Tray 1/15/2021
- 1222831F Pero Family Farms 9.5oz Butternut Spirals Tray 1/15/2021
- 1222831F Pero Family Farms 5lb Butternut Chunk Bag 1/15/2021
Run No. Item’s Name: USE BY DATE
- 1222851F Pero Family Farms 10oz Butternut Spirals Tray 1/18/2021
- 1222851F Pero Family Farms 13oz Cubed Butternut Tray 1/16/2021
- 1222851F Pero Family Farms 9.5oz Butternut Spirals Tray 1/16/2021
Run No. Item’s Name: USE BY DATE
- 1222959F Pero Family Farms 12oz Prep Veggie Butternut Squash Tray 1/19/2021
- 1222959F Pero Family Farms 10oz Butternut Spirals Tray 1/19/2021
- 1222959F Pero Family Farms 13oz Cubed Butternut Tray 1/17/2021
- 1222959F Pero Family Farms 9.5oz Butternut Spirals Tray 1/17/2021
Run No. Item’s Name: USE BY DATE
- 1223108F Pero Family Farms 10oz Butternut Spirals Tray 1/20/2021
- 1223108F Pero Family Farms 13oz Cubed Butternut Tray 1/18/2021
- 1223108F Pero Family Farms 9.5oz Butternut Spirals Tray 1/18/2021
- 1223108F Pero Family Farms 5lb Butternut Chunk Bag 1/18/2021
Run No. Item’s Name: USE BY DATE
- 1223145F Pero Family Farms 10oz Butternut Spirals Tray 1/21/2021
- 1223145F Pero Family Farms 13oz Cubed Butternut Tray 1/19/2021
- 1223145F Pero Family Farms 9.5oz Butternut Spirals Tray 1/19/2021
Run No. Item’s Name: USE BY DATE
- 1223223F Pero Family Farms 12oz Veggie Butternut Squash Tray 1/22/2021
- 1223223F Pero Family Farms 10oz Butternut Spirals Tray 1/22/2021
- 1223223F Pero Family Farms 13oz Cubed Butternut Tray 1/20/2021
- 1223223F Pero Family Farms 9.5oz Butternut Spirals Tray 1/20/2021
- 1223198F Pero Family Farms 5lb Butternut Chunk Bag 1/20/2021
These products were processed by Pero Family Farms Food Company, LLC and distributed under the Pero Family Farms Label from Jan. 2, 2021 – Jan. 11, 2021, in the following U.S. states: Louisiana, Florida, Texas, New York, Maine, Georgia, Ohio, Virginia, Alabama, Virginia and Missouri.
The recalled butternut squash is packaged in flexible clear plastic containers with labeling on the top and bottom of the container or in a clear plastic bag. The product run number code and “use by” date can be found on the front bottom right-hand corner of the tray package or on the package.
This recall was issued because the above items may be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes, “… an organism which can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people and others with weakened immune systems,” FDA said. “Although healthy individuals may suffer only short-term symptoms such as fever, severe headache, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea, Listeria infection can cause miscarriages and stillbirths among pregnant women.”
If you purchased any butternut squash that is affected by this recall, you should not eat it, and either discard it or return it to the point of purchase for a refund.
Anyone concerned about a potential food poisoning illness from recalled butternut squash products should contact their healthcare provider immediately.
This recall began on January 19, 2021.
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FAQs
1. How Can Consumers Verify the Authenticity of a Butternut Squash Lawsuit?
Consumers can verify authenticity by checking court records, consulting reputable legal websites, and seeking advice from a licensed attorney specializing in food product liability cases.
Food safety authorities investigate complaints, enforce regulations, and may issue recalls, providing crucial evidence and ensuring compliance that can impact the outcome of Butternut Squash lawsuits.
3. How Does a Butternut Squash Lawsuit Process Differ From Other Food Product Lawsuits?
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