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blogged by Noemi with 155 views Mar23 You’ve heard it in the news. My favorite local peanut butter is contaminated with Salmonella. Samuya Food Corp., manufacturer of Ludy’s Peanut Butter Sweet and Creamy and Ludy’s Peanut Butter Spread pulled out their products from the shelves to quell public fear that its products are tainted with salmonella.This page requires a higher version browserFor the latest Philippine news stories and videos, visit GMANews.TVI wonder if Samuya followed the usual

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With 683 confirmed cases of salmonella infection in 46 states, the FDA has issued a formal Guidance to food manufacturers that use peanut ingredients. Manufacturers who buy peanuts, peanut butter and paste, and other peanut-derived products must source their ingredients from suppliers whose production processes have demonstrated adequate reduction of the presence of salmonella bacteria. Companies must also ensure their own manufacturing processes adequately reduce the presence of salmone

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Updated March 12, 2009Original article posted January 15, 2009PLEASE NOTE: Companies posted on this list after March 12th are linked to the Recall Roundup post in which they are mentioned. Please follow the live link to retrieve the information.Peanut Corporation of America supplied peanut butter to as many as 85 direct customers. Following is a list of US consumer product recalls of foods for human consumption. Pet treat recalls, Canadian recalls, and International recalls and alerts are posted

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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration says three more nationwide recalls have been issued for products containing possible tainted peanut products.The possibly salmonella-contaminated peanuts, peanut butter and peanut granules were produced by the Peanut Corporation of America for use by manufacturers of various foods, including cookies, candy, ice cream, pet foods and other items.Alaska Canine …

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**Update on 3/6/09** Added a few new items to the recall list. **Update on 3/2/09** The FDA has now posted information on their website about PCA’s Texas facility testing positive for the same strain of salmonella as their Georgia facility. Here’s an excerpt from their statement: Unlike the PCA plant in Blakely, Georgia, which principally manufactured peanut butter and peanut paste, the PCA Texas facility principally blanched, split, granulated and roasted peanuts for distribution to

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