Rhode Island Among 20 States Where Turkana Food’s Dried Apricots Are Being Recalled

Rhode Island Among 20 States Where Turkana Food’s Dried Apricots Are Being Recalled

The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced that Turkana Food Inc. in New Jersey is recalling 352 cases of Floria Dried Apricots because the product contains undeclared sulfites on the package. 

According to the FDA:

The recalled Floria Dried Apricots [were] distributed in the states of FL, KY, VA, NY, NJ, TN, MA, TX, Il, IN, MI, RI, PA, NC, MD, VA, OH, AL, MO, CA.

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The recalled 200 Gram paper packaging Labeled Floria Dried Apricots.

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The product packaging LOT# 440090478-15-333 can be found on the bottom portion of the package. UPC Label 2539560010 marked by a sticker on the top side of package. Expiration Date 11/2026, which can be found on the bottom portion of the package.

No reported illnesses have been confirmed as of 06/12/2025, according to the FDA.

 

Sulfites Found - Not Labeled

The recall was the result of a routine sampling performed by the New York State Department of Agriculture and markets which revealed that the finished products contained Sulfites that were not listed on the product labelling. The company has ceased production and distribution of the products as FDA and the company continue their investigation to correct the issue with the manufacturer.

Consumers who purchased Floria Dries Apricots with the lot code 440090478-15-333 should not consume the product and they are urged to return it to the place of purchase for a full refund.

Consumers with questions may contact Turkana Foods Inc. 908-810-8800 Monday – Friday 8am – 6pm EST.

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