Ricker Hill Farms, Inc. is voluntarily recalling 455 cases of its Ricker Hill Orchards Apple Cider (McIntosh Blend) because it contains high levels of patulin, a toxin produced by certain molds. The recall affects both 1-gallon and 1/2-gallon containers that were distributed in Maine. Consumers who have purchased this cider should not drink it and should instead return it to the store for a full refund.
The cider contains high levels of patulin, which is a mold-produced toxin that can cause nausea, gastrointestinal disturbances, and vomiting if consumed in high concentrations.
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