AmeriHerb International Inc: Dried spice and herb products potentially contaminated with generic E. coli.

Agency Publication Date: May 16, 2019

Affected Products

Product: Parsley flakes, Petroselinum sativum, 1# Net, AmeriHerb LLC, Ames, IA packaged in 1 lb plastic bags

L-40377

Product: Blessed thistle herb c/s, Centaurea benedicus, Not for use during pregnancy, 1# Net, AmeriHerb LLC, Ames, IA packaged in 1 lb plastic bags

L-40376

Product: Dill weed c/s, Anethum graveolens, 1# Net, AmeriHerb LLC, Ames, IA packaged in 1 lb plastic bags

L-40577

Product: Mullein leaf c/s, Verbascum Thapsus, 1# Net, AmeriHerb LLC, Ames, IA packaged in 1 lb plastic bags

L-40575

Product: Lemon balm leaf c/s, Melissa officinalis, 1# Net, AmeriHerb LLC, Ames, IA packaged in 1 lb plastic bags

L-40228

Product: Goldenseal herb c/s, Hydrastis Canadensis, Not for use during pregnancy, 1# Net, AmeriHerb LLC, Ames, IA packaged in 1 lb plastic bags

L-40428

Additional Information

Agency: Food and Drug Administration (FDA)

Event ID: 82690

Status: Resolved

Manufacturer: AmeriHerb International Inc

Manufactured In: United States

Units Affected: 6 products (256 lbs; 108 lbs; 1 lb; 144 lbs; 103 lbs; 36 lbs)

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