Steele, Anne. "Bumble Bee Recalls Tuna for Possible Contamination." Wall Street Journal 17 March 2016. file:///C:/Users/Kingston%20University/Downloads/Bumble%20Bee%20Recalls%20Tuna%20for%20Possible%20Contamination%20-%20WSJ.pdf.
1 Bumble Bee Tuna Recall Can
Problem
Situation
It has been reported that some cans of tuna contain containments that are unsafe for most people and need to be recalled.
Results
Bumble Bee Foods, LLC reported today that it is intentionally reviewing 3 particular UPC codes of canned Chunk Light fish because of procedure deviations that happened in a co-pack office not claimed or worked by Bumble Bee. These deviations were a piece of the business sanitization handle and could bring about tainting by waste life forms or pathogens, which could prompt life-debilitating ailment if expended. It is vital to note that there have been no reports of ailment connected with these items to date. No other UPC codes or items are influenced by this review.
Results
The Federal Drug Administration (FDA) review is being started out of a concern of alert because of the conceivable under-preparing of the influenced items found by the co-packer amid its normal quality review. Bumble Bee Products, LLC. is working closely with the co-packer and the FDA to speed up the expulsion of items from business. Customers are encouraged to discard th Another canned fish maker, Tri-Union Seafoods, is reviewing 2,745 instances of its Chicken of the Sea fish because of the same gear glitch. Both organizations' clumps of influenced fish began from the same office. "Boney bee reviewed particular codes of canned Chunk Light Tuna delivered in Chicken of the Sea's Georgia creation facility, While reviews are dependably somewhat alarming, it appears that Bumble Bee figured out how to catch this occurrence before anything genuine happened — and for that, we can all be thankful. e reviewed item.
Works Cited
Bumble Bee Foods, LLC. "Recall." Report. 2016. http://www.bumblebee.com/recall-march-2016/.
Steele, Anne. "Bumble Bee Recalls Tuna for Possible Contamination." Wall Street Journal 17 March 2016. file:///C:/Users/Kingston%20University/Downloads/Bumble%20Bee%20Recalls%20Tuna%20for%20Possible%20Contamination%20-%20WSJ.pdf.
