The FDA has expanded a recall of canned tuna from Tri-Union Seafoods due to contamination concerns with clostridium botulinum, which can lead to paralysis. This recall affects brands such as Genova, Trader Joe's, HEB, and Van Camp's, totaling 141,470 cases distributed across 25 states. The company indicated that the recall was taken cautiously following supplier alerts about faulty lids that may have allowed hazardous bacteria access. Consumers are urged to return the products for refunds or disposal while being informed of the risks of botulism, which can cause severe health issues.
The FDA updated the recall of canned tuna potentially contaminated with clostridium botulinum, which can cause paralysis, advising customers to return products for a refund.
Tri-Union Seafoods recalled 141,470 cases of canned tuna from various brands due to a potential contamination issue stemming from faulty lids that risked sealing integrity.
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