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Foodstuffs South Island fined $39,000 for selling recalled hummus linked to salmonella risk.
Foodstuffs South Island was fined $39,000 for selling 39 units of hummus recalled in 2023 due to potential salmonella contamination from tainted tahini.
The recall, affecting nearly 83,000 units, was not properly enforced by the company, revealing a failure in its recall procedures.
No illnesses were reported, but officials stressed the importance of effective recall systems to protect consumers.
The company has since improved its processes and training.
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Los productos alimenticios de South Island fueron multados con 39.000 dólares por vender hummus retirado del mercado vinculado al riesgo de salmonela.