Botulism Recall Expanded!

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    Botulism Recall Expanded!

    by Heather on July 22, 2007

    Heather says:

    The recall for canned Castleberry products has been expanded to include more than 80 products.

    Brand names included in the recall are:

    • Austex
    • Best Yet
    • Big Y
    • Black Rock
    • Bloom
    • Bryan
    • Bunker Hill
    • Castleberry’s
    • Cattle Drive
    • Firefighters
    • Food Club
    • Food Lion
    • Goldstar
    • Great Value
    • Kroger
    • Lowes
    • Meijer
    • Morton House
    • Paramount
    • Piggly Wiggly
    • Prudence
    • Southern Home
    • Steak N Shake
    • Thrifty Maid
    • Triple Bar
    • Value Time.

    Many of these brands are “off brand” or generic labels. Please take a moment check your pantry carefully and call Castleberry’s at 1-888-203-8446 if you have any questions regarding a specific product. The recall includes canned chilis, corn beef hash, beef stew, among other canned meat products.

    Botulism is an anaerobic bacteria, which means it does not need oxygen to survive. It has become widly recognized for its use in the beauty industry under the label Botox. The muscle paralyzing tendency that keeps brows from furrowing may have deadly results when not administered by doctor in tiny amounts. Botulism poisoning is serious and can be fatal. Thankfully the four individuals who first spurred the recall are expected to survive.

    **Edit** A full list of recalled items can be found here on Castleberry’s website.

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    Rachel July 22, 2007 at 10:03 am

    Apparently this includes some pet foods as well. I don’t want to think about why hot dog chili and pet food are affected by the same recall.

    Margo July 22, 2007 at 9:13 pm

    Oh my!!

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