Summary
Costco recalled two types of salad products in 34 states due to a possible contamination with plastic in the salad dressing. The FDA has issued a Class II risk warning for these products, which suggests potential temporary health effects. Consumers are advised to return the products to Costco for a refund.
Key Facts
- Costco recalled Caesar Salad and Chicken Sandwich With Caesar Salad on November 7.
- Contamination involves plastic found in a 3-ounce packet of Caesar dressing.
- The recall affects 34 states, including Washington, D.C. and Puerto Rico.
- Lot numbers affected are 19927 for Caesar Salad and 11444 for the Chicken Sandwich.
- Sell-by dates range from October 17 to November 9.
- Ventura Foods, the supplier of the dressing, is part of the recall.
- No injuries or health issues have been reported.
- FDA classified the risk as Class II, indicating possible temporary adverse health effects.
