Brooklyn Roasting Company recalls cold brew sold in New York and New Jersey over botulism risk
Brooklyn Roasting Company has issued a recall for cold brew concentrate sold in New York and New Jersey due to potential botulism contamination.
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What happened
Brooklyn Roasting Company is recalling 3,000 gallons of cold brew concentrate. The recall follows an FDA notification regarding the risk of botulism contamination in the product.
Coverage from outlets including Fox Business, PIX11, and Yahoo emphasizes the distribution area, specifically noting that the affected coffee was sold in New York and New Jersey. The Brooklyn Eagle and The Healthy also confirm the recall pertains to the coffee concentrate.
Future reports will track updates from the FDA regarding consumer safety instructions. Coverage does not yet specify the exact production dates or lot numbers consumers should check to identify affected containers.
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Who reported it (5)
- Food safety recall for Brooklyn Roasting Company’s cold brew concentrate Brooklyn Eagle · 46d ago
- 3,000 Gallons Of Cold Brew Recalled Due To Botulism Risk Yahoo · 46d ago
- Coffee Recalled in 2 States for Possible Botulism Risk The Healthy @Reader's Digest · 46d ago
- Coffee sold in NY, NJ recalled for botulism risk: FDA PIX11 · 46d ago
- Brooklyn Roasting Company recalls cold brew sold in New York and New Jersey over botulism risk Fox Business · 46d ago
Questions people are asking
Why was the coffee recalled?
The recall was initiated due to a potential risk of botulism contamination.
Where was the affected cold brew sold?
The product was sold in New York and New Jersey.
How much coffee is included in the recall?
The recall affects 3,000 gallons of cold brew concentrate.
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