RECALL: Sabra brand hummus due to listeria risk
Check your fridge—Sabra has recalled many varieties of its popular hummus due to listeria risk.
By Today's Parent
Nov 21, 2016
Sabra Canada Inc. is recalling many varieties of their hummus products due to possible Listeria monocytogenes contamination. Here are the affected products which have been sold across Canada and the U.S.:
- Sabra Hummus Classic 283 g UPC: 0 40822 02704 5
- Sabra Hummus Classic 482 g UPC: 0 40822 02712 0
- Sabra Hummus Classic with Pretzels 129 g UPC: 0 40822 01208 9
- Sabra Hummus Classic with Pretzels 8 x 129 g UPC: 0 40822 34213 1
- Sabra Hummus Roasted Garlic 283 g UPC: 0 40822 02706 9
- Sabra Hummus Roasted Garlic 482 g UPC: 0 40822 02713 7
- Sabra Hummus Greek Olive 283 g UPC: 0 40822 02708 3
- Sabra Hummus Roasted Pine Nut 283 g UPC: 0 40822 02705 2
- Sabra Hummus Roasted Red Pepper 283 g UPC: 0 40822 02707 6
- Sabra Hummus Roasted Red Pepper 908 g UPC: 0 40822 32862 3
- Sabra Hummus Roasted Red Pepper with Pretzels 129 g UPC: 0 40822 01209 6
- Sabra Hummus Supremely Spicy 283 g UPC: 0 40822 02709 0
- Sabra Hummus Spinach and Artichoke 283 g UPC: 0 40822 02774 8
- Sabra Hummus Basil Pesto 283 g UPC:0 40822 34211 7
- Sabra Hummus Sun Dried Tomato 283 g UPC: 0 40822 02734 2
- Sabra Hummus Roasted Red Pepper 482 g UPC: 0 40822 34216 2
- Sabra Hummus Caramelized Onion with Smoked Paprika 283 g UPC: 0 40822 34284 1
- Sabra Hummus Tuscan Herb 482 g UPC: 0 40822 34203 2
- Sabra Hummus Roasted Red Pepper 6 x 57 g UPC: 0 40822 34317 6
- Sabra Hummus Classic 6 x 57 g UPC: 0 40822 34316 9
- Sabra Hummus Rosemary and Sea Salt 283 g UPC: 0 40822 34371 8
- Sabra Hummus Spreads Honey Dijon 241 g UPC: 0 40822 34395 4
- Sabra Hummus Spreads Garlic Herb 241 g UPC: 0 40822 34396 1
- Sabra Hummus Spreads Sea Salt and Cracked Pepper 241 g UPC: 0 40822 34394 7
- Sabra Hummus Roasted Garlic with Pretzels 129 g UPC: 0 40822 01210 2
All of the affected products have Best Before dates up to and including January 23, 2017.
What should you do?
If you think you’ve become sick from eating one of the recalled products, call your doctor.
If you have these products in your home, you should either throw them out or return them to the store where they were purchased. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) advises that food contaminated with listeria may not look or smell spoiled, but can still make you sick. Symptoms can include vomiting, nausea, persistent fever, muscle aches, severe headache and neck stiffness. Pregnant women, the elderly and people with weakened immune systems are especially at risk. Although infected pregnant women may experience only mild, flu-like symptoms, the infection can lead to premature delivery, an infection in the newborn, or even stillbirth.
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