Driscoll's Inc. has recalled 189 crates of fresh blackberries after testing detected 2.8ppm of Acephate, a pesticide. While Acephate is used on some crops, there is no established limit (MRL) for its use on blackberries in the United States. The affected berries were sold in 6 oz. clamshell containers in California and Texas.
The product contains residues of the pesticide Acephate which are not permitted on blackberries, posing a potential chemical contamination risk if consumed.
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Recall #: F-0865-2020; Firm-initiated voluntary recall.
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