Product Recall on Good & Gather Snack and Other Nut Mixes Due to Salmonella Risk
Product Recall on Good & Gather Snack and Other Nut Mixes
Product recall issues have surfaced as Good & Gather snack and other nut mixes are being recalled due to potential salmonella contamination. An Illinois manufacturer, John B. Sanfilippo and Son, has taken action to safeguard consumer health, issuing a recall notice through the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
Details of the Recall
- The recall affects nut mixes and a corn mix sold under the brands Southern Style Nuts, Fisher, Squirrel Brand, and Good & Gather.
- Notably, a Mexican street corn-inspired trail mix from Good & Gather was available at Target and other retailers.
- These products include dry milk powder from a previous recall by California Dairies.
In a recent update, the FDA confirmed that the seasoning used in the recalled products tested negative for salmonella prior to incorporation into these snack mixes. Despite these findings, John B. Sanfilippo and Son decided to move forward with the recall as a precautionary measure.
Key Actions for Consumers
- If you've purchased Good & Gather or associated nut mixes, check the packaging for recall information.
- Consumers are advised to return any affected products to the point of purchase.
- Stay informed by visiting the FDA website for the latest updates on food recalls.
Taking these steps helps ensure consumer safety during food recalls.
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