Coverage dated December 5, 2022

Frozen raspberries recalled due to hepatitis A concerns

Headline from My9nj

The FDA says testing revealed the presence of hepatitis A in the recalled frozen raspberries product, which was sold in nine U.S. states.

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My9nj
Frozen raspberries recalled due to hepatitis A concerns (opens My9nj)
Published Dec 5, 2022
My9nj's feed description
The FDA says testing revealed the presence of hepatitis A in the recalled frozen raspberries product, which was sold in nine U.S. states.
CBS News
Frozen raspberries sold in Maryland recalled due to potential hepatitis A contamination (opens CBS News)
Published Dec 5, 2022
CBS News's feed description
Exportadora Copramar voluntarily recalled 1,260 cases of frozen raspberries sold under the James Farm brand.
FOX 61 Hartford
Frozen raspberries sold at Restaurant Depot recalled by FDA (opens FOX 61 Hartford)
Published Dec 5, 2022
FOX 61 Hartford's feed description
The FDA found the presence of Hepatitis A in the raspberries after testing, and no illnesses or reactions have been reported regarding this product.
NBC New York
Frozen Raspberries Being Recalled Due to Presence of Hepatitis A (opens NBC New York)
Published Dec 5, 2022
NBC New York's feed description
Some frozen raspberries are being recalled in several states across the east coast because of the presence of Hepatitis A.
CBS News
Frozen raspberries recalled due to potential hepatitis A contamination (opens CBS News)
Published Dec 5, 2022
CBS News's feed description
Exportadora Copramar voluntarily recalled 1,260 cases of frozen raspberries sold under the James Farm brand.
CBS News
James Farm frozen raspberries sold in Massachusetts recalled over hepatitis contamination (opens CBS News)
Published Dec 5, 2022
CBS News's feed description
No illnesses have been reported yet from the recalled product.

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