Kiwis Sold in 14 States Were Just Recalled Due to Potential Listeria Contamination

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Kiwis Sold in 14 States Were Just Recalled Due to Potential Listeria Contamination
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Here’s how to tell if you should toss your fruit immediately.

On August 8, David Oppenheimer and Company I, LLC—which sells under the brand name Zespri in the US—announced a recall of their organic kiwis due to potentialThe potentially contaminated products were sold in one-pound clamshell packaging under the brand Zespri and labeled “Organic Green Kiwifruit.

According to the statement, the company became aware of the potential listeria contamination after the Kentucky Department for Public Health conducted a routine sampling on July 7. So far there haven’t been any reports of illnesses associated with the recall. To make sure it stays that way, the company recommends you check your fruit and, if you see any affected kiwis, toss them in the trash.

That’s because infections caused by listeria bacteria—called listeriosis—can be really serious. Symptoms can include fever, headaches, stiff neck, confusion, loss of balance, or seizures , and typically show up within two weeks after eating affected items.

. If you believe you may have eaten the recalled fruit or are experiencing any of the effects listed above, talk with your health care provider.

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