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U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

Enforcement Report - Week of June 27, 2012
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Event Detail

Event ID 62276
Product Type Food/Cosmetics
Status Ongoing
Recalling Firm World Finer Foods, Inc.
City Bloomfield
State NJ
Country US
Voluntary/Mandated Voluntary: Firm Initiated
Recall Initiation Date 2012-05-29
Initial Firm Notification of
Consignee or Public		 E-Mail
Distribution Pattern Nationwide

Product Detail

Product Description Code Info Classification Reason for Recall Product Quantity Recall Number
Reese Colossal Smoked Oysters. Distributed by: World Finer Foods, Inc. Bloomfield, NJ 07003 USA. Product of Korea. UPC 70670-00576 UPC 70670-00576; OYSO MY-7 1520; OYSO MY-7 1521; OYSO My-7 1617; OYSO MY-7 1618; OYSO MY-7 1620. Class III According to information published by the FDA: Because of inadequate sanitation controls, the molluscan shellfish harvested from Korean waters may have been exposed to human fecal waste and have the potential to be contaminated with a norovirus. 2350 cases F-1450-2012
Reese Medium Smoked Oysters. Distributed by: World Finer Foods, Inc. Bloomfield, NJ 07003 USA. Product of Korea. UPC 70670-00600. UPC 70670-00600; OYSO MY-7 1523; OYSO MY-7 1521; OYSO My-7 1618; OYSO; OYSO MY-7 1621. Class III According to information published by the FDA: Because of inadequate sanitation controls, the molluscan shellfish harvested from Korean waters may have been exposed to human fecal waste and have the potential to be contaminated with a norovirus. 900 cases F-1451-2012
Reese Petite Smoked Oysters. Distributed by: World Finer Foods, Inc. Bloomfield, NJ 07003 USA. Product of Korea, UPC 70670-00575. UPC 70670-00575; OYSO SY-7 1524; OYSO SY-7 1521; OYSO SY-7 1617; OYSO SY-7 1621. Class III According to information published by the FDA: Because of inadequate sanitation controls, the molluscan shellfish harvested from Korean waters may have been exposed to human fecal waste and have the potential to be contaminated with a norovirus. 950 cases F-1452-2012
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