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RECALL | Broccoli Seeds for Sprouting due to potential bacterial contamination Inbox WA Department of Health Unsubscribe Fri, Oct 9, 8:11 AM (1 day ago) to me Food Recall Banner Broccoli Sprouting Seeds Recalled Two firms are recalling broccoli sprouting seeds due to possible Salmonella contamination. The following products are subject to recall: GardenerBasic Broccoli Seeds Product Description: Gardeners Basics Waltham 29 Broccoli Sprouting Seeds Packaged in a 1-pound, white and green resealable pouch UPC and Date: UPC 848137042889 Packed for 2027 Additional Details: Gardeners Basics Recalls Waltham 29 Broccoli Sprouting Seeds Due to Possible Salmonella Contamination | FDA EdenBrosSprouts Product Description: Eden Brothers Calabrese Broccoli Seeds Size and Lot Numbers: Size Item Code Lot Numbers Use By Packet SVBRO111-qb1 1022067 / 1022068 2026 1 Ounce SVBRO111-qb2 1022067 / 1022068 2026 1 Pound SVBRO111-qb4 1022067 / 1022068 2026 Additional Details: Eden Brothers Recalls Calabrese Broccoli Seeds Due to Possible Salmonella Contamination | FDA Product Distribution These items were sold through online sales. We do not have specific distribution information for Washington. Additional Information The problem was discovered when the seed suppliers identified the affected lots may be contaminated with Salmonella. For additional information, see the company announcements linked above. Consumer Guidance Consumers are encouraged not to eat recalled sprouts. Recalled seeds should be discarded. Local Health Jurisdictions in Washington are not being asked to participate in any formal recall verification activities at this time, but appropriate staff should be aware of the food recall. You are receiving this message because you expressed interest in receiving notification regarding food recalls affecting Washington state. This recall will be posted on our website shortly. To see other recent food recalls affecting Washington state, visit www.doh.wa.gov/foodrecalls.
RECALL | Broccoli Seeds for Sprouting due to potential bacterial contamination
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Broccoli Sprouting Seeds Recalled
Two firms are recalling broccoli sprouting seeds due to possible Salmonella contamination. The following products are subject to recall:
GardenerBasic Broccoli Seeds
Product Description:
Gardeners Basics Waltham 29
Broccoli Sprouting Seeds
Packaged in a 1-pound, white and green resealable pouch
UPC and Date:
UPC 848137042889
Packed for 2027
Additional Details:
Gardeners Basics Recalls Waltham 29 Broccoli Sprouting Seeds Due to Possible Salmonella Contamination | FDA
EdenBrosSprouts
Product Description:
Eden Brothers
Calabrese Broccoli Seeds
Size and Lot Numbers:
Size
Item Code
Lot Numbers
Use By
Packet
SVBRO111-qb1
1022067 / 1022068
2026
1 Ounce
SVBRO111-qb2
1022067 / 1022068
2026
1 Pound
SVBRO111-qb4
1022067 / 1022068
2026
Additional Details:
Eden Brothers Recalls Calabrese Broccoli Seeds Due to Possible Salmonella Contamination | FDA
Product Distribution
These items were sold through online sales. We do not have specific distribution information for Washington.
Additional Information
The problem was discovered when the seed suppliers identified the affected lots may be contaminated with Salmonella. For additional information, see the company announcements linked above.
Consumer Guidance
Consumers are encouraged not to eat recalled sprouts. Recalled seeds should be discarded.
Local Health Jurisdictions in Washington are not being asked to participate in any formal recall verification activities at this time, but appropriate staff should be aware of the food recall.
You are receiving this message because you expressed interest in receiving notification regarding food recalls affecting Washington state. This recall will be posted on our website shortly. To see other recent food recalls affecting Washington state, visit www.doh.wa.gov/foodrecalls.
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