US EditionCompany in Brooklyn Recalling Mushrooms that Could Be Contaminated with Listeria
- Hofood99 Inc., a Brooklyn company, recalled 200-gram packages of Enoki mushrooms nationwide on June 12, 2025, due to possible Listeria contamination.
- The recall followed detection of Listeria monocytogenes after samples from a Michigan store were analyzed by the state's Agriculture & Rural Development Laboratory.
- The mushrooms were packaged in green plastic bags weighing 200 grams and featured a barcode number 6 976532 310051; they were widely distributed to various retailers across the United States.
- Consumers who bought the mushrooms should either dispose of the product safely or take it back to the store to receive a full refund; no cases of illness have been reported. For further inquiries, Hofood99 can be reached on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 917-756-9833.
- The FDA highlighted Listeria’s potential to cause severe infections, especially in vulnerable groups, and shared the voluntary recall details as a public service to protect consumers.
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