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Yuma Romaine Vomiting Alert - Target, Hickory North Carolina

4 years ago •reported by user-bqfgn314 • business

Target, Catawba Valley Boulevard Southeast, Hickory, NC, USA

1910 Catawba Valley Boulevard Southeast, Hickory, 28602 North Carolina, United States

December 28 beginning at 3 am., Ate Good and Gather Italian blend salad mix for dinner. It was not on the recall list but I just looked at the bag and the romaine came from Yuma, Arizona. I understand the Dole salads that were recalled came from Yuma also. Ate salad for dinner and woke up around 3 am vomiting. 6 hours later the symptoms have not stopped. | Symptoms: Vomiting

#target #hickory #northcarolina #unitedstates #italian #salad #romaine

Consumer Review - Food Safety Target, Catawba Valley Boulevard Southeast, Hickory, NC, USA December 28 beginning at 3 am., Ate Go... photo #1
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