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Ragu products recall

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The Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs (DCCA) here in Barbados had joined a recall of RagĂș sauces.

On Tuesday, Mizkan America Inc. the company behind RagĂș, through the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), announced the voluntary recall of five different brands of pasta sauces from stores worldwide.

These products may contain fragments of plastic.

The recall is being supported by As the agency under the Ministry of Small Business, Entrepreneurship and Commerce, charged with the protection of consumers, the DCCA is therefore advising all individuals not to consume any of the above-mentioned products.

All retailers of the RagĂș brand sauces are asked to verify that none of this product is stocked on their shelves.

Consumers are asked to look for products with the below information or Best-by dates on the products that extend through June 2020.

The information may be found by the identifying codes stamped on the lid as pictured below.

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It is stated that “these sauces were produced between June 4 and 8, 2019, and Mizkan America believes that the majority of this production run is in its control”, according to the company’s recall notice.

These products are indicated on the Food Safety News website https://www.foodsafetynews.com/2019/06/some-ragu-pasta-sauces-recalled-because-of-fragments-of-plastic/#more-185338.

For further information, the DCCA may be contacted by calling 535-7000, or emailing commerce.ca@barbados.gov.bb. (PR/SAT)

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