Jif Peanut Butter Products Recalled Over Salmonella Concerns
The impacted peanut butter was sold nationwide in retail stores with. The lot code can be found on the packaging next to the best-if-used-by date and should include the numbers 425 for the fifth to seventh digits. For a full list of recalled peanut butter products and their UPC number, you can visit theIf you are concerned about a product you have that may be impacted by the recall, the FDA encourages you to dispose of it immediately.
As of today, there are a total of 14 reported illnesses and two hospitalizations due to consuming the impacted peanut butter. No deaths have been reported.
Most people infected with salmonella will begin to experience symptoms 12 to 72 hours after infection, lasting four to seven days. Typical symptoms of salmonella in otherwise healthy people include:
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