Press Release: Salads and Salsas Recalled in New Jersey Due to Contaminated Cucumbers
New Jersey is facing a food safety concern as a widespread recall of salads and salsas has been announced due to contaminated cucumbers linked to a shipment from Florida. While no illnesses have been reported so far, the recall affects numerous products distributed between May 6th and May 21st across several states, including New Jersey.
Coastal Companies is recalling 17 different products that contained the tainted cucumbers. Brands involved include East Coast Fresh, Wellsley Farms, Spring and Sprout, Created Fresh, and Jack and Olive, along with Weis brand salsa. Notable recalled items from East Coast Fresh include fresh mild and regular salsa, while Created Fresh has recalled multiple salads, including chicken, egg, and tuna salads, as well as a Southwestern breakfast bowl.
Consumers are urged to discard these items immediately rather than returning them to the store to prevent potential health risks. The New Jersey Department of Health emphasizes the importance of food safety and remaining vigilant in checking for recalled products.
Stay tuned for further updates as this developing situation unfolds.
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