Key Takeaway

Label: FROZEN CHOPPED CILANTRO; PACK SIZE: 4 - 8 oz; NET WT: 2 lb; PERISHABLE - KEEP FROZEN; Packaging: 4 - 8 oz ziploc plastic bags in a white cardboard box; Net Wt. 2 lb by Supherb Farms was recalled on April 3, 2025. The hazard: Potential contamination with foreign objects.

FDA Food Class II Ongoing

Label: FROZEN CHOPPED CILANTRO; PACK SIZE: 4 - 8 oz; NET WT: 2 lb; PERISHABLE - KEEP FROZEN; Packaging: 4 - 8 oz ziploc plastic bags in a white cardboard box; Net Wt. 2 lb

Recalled: April 3, 2025 ~572 lbs (286 cases - 2 lbs/case) units affected F-0740-2025

Description

Label: FROZEN CHOPPED CILANTRO; PACK SIZE: 4 - 8 oz; NET WT: 2 lb; PERISHABLE - KEEP FROZEN; Packaging: 4 - 8 oz ziploc plastic bags in a white cardboard box; Net Wt. 2 lb

Hazard / Reason

Potential contamination with foreign objects.

Class II: Product that may cause temporary or medically reversible health consequences.

Class II indicates the product may cause temporary or medically reversible health effects. The probability of serious harm is considered remote.

Products Affected

Label: FROZEN CHOPPED CILANTRO; PACK SIZE: 4 - 8 oz; NET WT: 2 lb; PERISHABLE - KEEP FROZEN; Packaging: 4 - 8 oz ziploc plastic bags in a white cardboard box; Net Wt. 2 lb

Food

Label: FROZEN CHOPPED CILANTRO; PACK SIZE: 4 - 8 oz; NET WT: 2 lb; PERISHABLE - KEEP FROZEN; Packaging: 4 - 8 oz ziploc plastic bags in a white cardboard box; Net Wt. 2 lb

Food

Company Information

Supherb Farms

Turlock, CA, United States

View all 3 recalls by Supherb Farms →

Distribution

United States: CA, MA, MI, NY, OH, OR, TX, WA; Canada; Mexico

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