By: Russell Keener  —  February 16, 2011
 

Cilantro Recalled Over Sal­mo­nella Fears

The AP (1/29) reported, “A Cen­tral Cal­i­for­nia com­pany is recall­ing four brands of fresh cilantro because they may be con­t­a­m­i­nated with sal­mo­nella.” On Fri­day, “Sabor Farms in Sali­nas announced the recall” of “cilantro…sold between Jan. 14 and Jan. 28 under the labels Nature’s Reward, Ocean Mist, Tan­imura & Antle, and Queen Vic­to­ria.” The San Jose Mer­cury News (1/29) reported, “To date, no ill­nesses have been reported for the cilantro grown by Tan­imura & Antle, which has been on store shelves since Jan. 14, the health depart­ment said.”

Geor­gia Food Poi­son­ing Lawyers

If you have been sick­ened by food or drink con­t­a­m­i­nated with Sal­mo­nella or any other pathogen (food poi­son­ing) and need help obtain­ing reim­burse­ment for your med­ical bills, lost wages, and pain and suf­fer­ing, con­tact the Atlanta Food Poi­son­ing Lawyers at The Keener Law Firm today to eval­u­ate your claim, (770) 955‑3000 or Toll-Free: (800) 900‑2400.