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title: "Botulism Recall: Red and Black Lumpfish Caviar"
date: 2019-09-20T19:31:46-07:00
author: Bill Marler
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# Botulism Recall: Red and Black Lumpfish Caviar

 

 

 ![](https://www.botulismblog.com/files/2019/09/lump.jpeg)Roland Foods, LLC of New York, New York is initiating a voluntary recall of its red and black lumpfish caviar products, which were manufactured at Ora ehf in Iceland, because they have the potential to be contaminated with Clostridium botulinum, a bacterium which can cause life-threatening illness or death. Consumers are warned not to use the product even if it does not look or smell spoiled.

Botulism, a potentially fatal form of food poisoning, can cause the following symptoms: general weakness, dizziness, double-vision and trouble with speaking or swallowing. Difficulty in breathing, weakness of other muscles, abdominal distension and constipation may also be common symptoms. People experiencing these problems should seek immediate medical attention.

The Red Lumpfish Caviar and Black Lumpfish Caviar, sold in glass jars, were distributed nationwide to retailers and foodservice distributors across the United States. The UPC code is located on the back of the label, under the bar code.

The following products are subject to the voluntary recall:

Affected ProductProduct NameRoland® Black Caviar Whole Grain LumpfishRoland® Black Caviar Whole Grain LumpfishRoland® Black Caviar Whole Grain LumpfishRoland® Black Caviar Whole Grain LumpfishItem #20002200042002020040Batch #206J018803, J019622, J020834226223Pack Size2×48/2 oz48/2 oz2×24/3.5 oz12X12 ozUPC #sItem UPC41224200029412242000294122420020341224200401Outside Case UPC10041224200026100412242000401004122420020010041224200408Carton MarkingsProduct NameRoland CaviarRoland CaviarRoland CaviarRoland CaviarItem #20002200042002020040Batch #206J018803, J019622, J020834226223UPC #10041224200026100412242000401004122420020010041224200408Other Relevant InfoThis product is sold as 2 cases tie wrapped togetherThis is a repack therefore product UPC is different than item #This product is sold as 2 cases tie wrapped togetherAffected ProductProduct NameRoland® Red Caviar Whole Grain LumpfishRoland® Red Caviar Whole Grain LumpfishRoland® Red Caviar Whole Grain LumpfishRoland® Red Caviar Whole Grain LumpfishItem #20202202042022020240Batch #154, 155J018821, J020767168175Pack Size2×48/2 oz48/2 oz2×24/3.5 oz12×12 ozUPC #sItem UPC41224202023412242020234122420220741224202405Outside Case UPC10041224202020100412242020441004122420220410041224202402Carton MarkingsProduct NameRoland CaviarRoland CaviarRoland CaviarRoland CaviarItem #20202202022022020240Batch #154, 155J018821, J020767168175UPC #10041224202020100412242020441004122420220410041224202402Other Relevant InfoThis is sold as 2 cases tie wrapped togetherThis is a repack therefore product UPC is different than item #This is sold as 2 cases tie wrapped together

No other sizes or lots of red and black caviar or Roland® products are affected by this voluntary recall.

No illnesses have been reported to date.

The potential for contamination was noted after routine testing found that the product experienced a processing issue.

  

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