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Camerican International Recalls
4 recalls on record · June 27, 2012 to August 6, 2025 · Food & Beverage
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August 6, 2025Food & BeverageFDA
Camerican International Inc recalls Casa Mamita, Churro Bites Filled with Chocolate Hazelnut Cream, 7.5 oz , Cardboard Box, 12 boxes per case, Keep Frozen U
Hazard: Undeclared Allergen (Milk). Consumer found a breaded halloumi Cheese Stick in the bag of churro bites. The Halloumi Cheese contains milk which is not an allergen in the churros.
June 27, 2012Food & BeverageFDA
Camerican International recalls Northern Catch Fancy Whole Oysters Net Wt. 8 OZ (227g) Distributed by the Aldi Inc., Batavia, IL 60510 Product of Kor
Hazard: Inspectional evidence and sample analyses as well as reports of food borne illness outbreaks due to norovirus have led FDA to believe that Korean molluscan shellfish and products containing KMS as ingredients are adulterated under Section 40(a)(4) in that they were prepared and held under insanitary conditions, whereby they may have become contaminated with filth or whereby they may have been rend
June 27, 2012Food & BeverageFDA
Camerican International recalls Whole Oysters in Water under the following brand names: 1) Ralph's Whole Oysters in Water, Net Wt. 8 OZ (226 g) Distribu
Hazard: Inspectional evidence and sample analyses as well as reports of food borne illness outbreaks due to norovirus have led FDA to believe that Korean molluscan shellfish and products containing KMS as ingredients are adulterated under Section 40(a)(4) in that they were prepared and held under insanitary conditions, whereby they may have become contaminated with filth or whereby they may have been rend
June 27, 2012Food & BeverageFDA
Camerican International recalls Smoked Oysters In cottonseed oil sold under the following brand names: 1) Fredmeyer Smoked Oysters In cottonseed oil Net
Hazard: Inspectional evidence and sample analyses as well as reports of food borne illness outbreaks due to norovirus have led FDA to believe that Korean molluscan shellfish and products containing KMS as ingredients are adulterated under Section 40(a)(4) in that they were prepared and held under insanitary conditions, whereby they may have become contaminated with filth or whereby they may have been rend