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Recall notice

Frozen Half Shell Oyster Imported From Korea recalled due to Norovirus

1 year ago •source cdph.ca.gov

Food Recall Frozen Half Shell Oyster Imported From Korea recalled due to Norovirus Khee Trading, Inc. voluntaril... photo #1

United States

Khee Trading, Inc. voluntarily Recalls Frozen Half Shell Oyster Imported From Korea due to Possible norovirus contamination. The product has been distributed in multiple states including California.

The product recalled is Frozen half shell oyster imported from Korea, having the following lot number and affected dates:
- B231227 (Harvest Date: 12/27/2023)
- B240103 (Harvest Date: 1/3/2024)
The recall date is 05/21/24.

Source: www.cdph.ca.gov/Programs/CEH/DFDCS/CDPH%20Document%20Library/FDB/FoodSafetyProgram/FoodRecalls/May%202024/fdbFrKT2n.pdf

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