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Food to Live Green Powders and Mixes Recalled over Salmonella Fears
FDA said no illnesses have been reported as the company suspends production and distribution while investigators work to find the source.
- The Food and Drug Administration announced a nationwide recall of nine green powder products from Brooklyn-based Lexunder Inc. citing potential Salmonella contamination in items sold nationwide.
- Following an FDA alert, a sample of Live Organic SuperGreens Mix Food in an eight-ounce package collected at retail tested positive for Salmonella, prompting the recall action.
- The affected items range from sample pouches to 33-, 44-, and 55-pound bulk cases, bearing lot codes from SO-72558 through SO-79374 or identifiers like OSP251001.
- No illnesses have been reported. Lexunder has suspended production and distribution while the FDA continues investigating the contamination source.
- Consumers should stop eating any recalled powders, the FDA advises, and may return items to the place of purchase for a full refund or safely discard them.
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