A Dole Baby Spinach recall 2019 has been announced due to health concerns.

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Here’s what customers need to know about the Dole Baby Spinach recall 2019.

• The Dole Baby Spinach recall 2019 is due to the risk of the product containing salmonella.
• This comes after a random product testing from the Department of Agriculture in Michigan came back positive for the organism.
• However, the company notes that there are no cases of illnesses in connection to the recall.
• The symptoms of salmonella include fever, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain.
• It mostly affects young children, the elderly or frail individuals.
• The products that are included in this list have a Best By date of Aug. 8, 2019.
• This means that the items are expired and customers won’t find them on store shelves.
• Instead, the company is alerting customers that may still have packages of the food stores away in their homes.
• The recall includes the 6 oz Dole Baby Spinach bag with a Lot code of “W20308A” and a UPC of “0-71430-00964-2”.
• It also covers the 10 oz Dole Baby Spinach clamshell with a Lot code of “W203010” and a UPC of “0-71430-00016-8”.
• The products that are part of the Dole Baby Spinach recall 2019 were distributed in IL, IN, KY, MI, NJ, NY, OH, TN, VA, and WI.
• The recall doesn’t include any other products from Dole.

Anyone that has questions about the Dole Baby Spinach recall 2019 can follow this link for more information.

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