HEB branded Solid White Albacore Tuna in water; Wild Caught; NET WT. 5 OZ (142g) DR WT.…
Possible botulism risk. This can be life-threatening — do not taste it.
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What the notice says
Product's easy-pull lid was not secured properly and may cause the product to become adulterated with the hazard clostridium botulinum.
Recall details
- Firm
- Chicken of the Sea; Thai Union
- Status
- Ongoing
- Reported
- Mar 19, 2025
- Started
- Feb 4, 2025
- Where sold
- Product was distributed nationwide.
- Quantity
- 14,147 cases total
- Notice number
- F-0610-2025
Lots, UPC, dates
Best By dates: 12/12/2027, 01/24/2028 Lots: S94N 42K; S94N 43K; S94N 44K; S94N D1L flat of 24- 5 ounce individual cans: 01/13/2028 ;01/17/2028; 01/24/2028; 12/12/2027; 01/21/2028; 01/27/2028 Lots: S84ND1N; S84ND2M; S84ND4H; S88ND1M; S94N42K; S94N43K; S94N44K; S94ND1M; S94ND1L Shrink wrapped 6- 7 ounce can pack: 01/21/2028; 01/23/2028; 01/27/2028 Lots: S84ND1D; S84ND3D; S84ND2D
Agency wording
HEB branded Solid White Albacore Tuna in water; Wild Caught; NET WT. 5 OZ (142g) DR WT. 4 OZ (113g); Made with Pride and Care for H-E-B, San Antonio, TX 78204 UPC# 41220 14184 (can); UPC# 41220 43345 (4 pack shrink pack) Chunk White Albacore Tuna in water; wild caught; NET WT. 5 OZ (142g) DR WT. 4 OZ (113g); Made with Pride and Care for H-E-B, San Antonio, TX 78204 UPC# 41220 14205 (can); UPC# 41220 24585 (4 pack shrink pack)
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