Frozen Cilantro Products recalled Due to Potential Foreign Material Contamination

United States

Supherb Farms is recalling its frozen cilantro products due to potential foreign material contamination. The products were distributed in the U.S. (CA, MA, MI, NY, OH, OR, TX, WA), Canada, and Mexico. The recall was initiated on April 3, 2025, and classified as a Class II event by the FDA on April 22, 2025.

AFFECTED PRODUCTS:

- Product: IQF Cilantro Large
- Size: Net Weight 30 lbs per case
- Packaging: Blue plastic liner inside brown cardboard box
- Product Quantity: 96,000 lbs (3,200 cases - 30 lbs/case)
- Perishable: Keep frozen
- Lots & Expiration Dates:
- Lot 003741, Expiration: 10/19/24
- Lot 003751, Expiration: 10/19/24
- Lot 003733, Expiration: 10/20/24
- Lot 003734, Expiration: 10/20/24
- Lot 003737, Expiration: 10/20/24
- Lot 003756, Expiration: 10/21/24
- Lot 003762, Expiration: 10/21/24

- Product: Frozen Chopped Cilantro
- Size: 4 x 8 oz (Net Weight: 2 lbs per case)
- Packaging: 4 x 8 oz Ziploc plastic bags in a white cardboard box
- Product Quantity: 572 lbs (286 cases - 2 lbs/case)
- Perishable: Keep frozen
- Lot & Expiration Date:
- Lot 003485, Expiration: 12/13/24

Consumers are advised not to consume the product and to return it to where they purchased it.

Source: www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/ires/index.cfm
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