Caribe Produce Recalls 286 Cases of Mexican Papayas for Potential Salmonella
Caribe Produce LTD Co. of McAllen, TX, is recalling 286 cases of Papaya Maradol, Caribeña Brand papayas packed in 35 lb. cartons marked with the brand “Caribeña“ and “Product of Mexico" stamped on the side, said the Food and Drug Administration. The papayas are sold individually, and each one bears a label which states “3112 CARIBEÑA Papaya MARADOL PRODUCT OF MEXICO www.grandeproduce.com.” These papayas have the potential to be contaminated with Salmonella.
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FDA said the recalled Papaya Maradol, Caribeña Brand cases were distributed in the Bronx, N.Y., in wholesale stores and through retail stores from May 14th, 2012 to May 17th, 2012. The potential for contamination was noted after routine testing by the company revealed the presence of Salmonella in the product.