Bright Farms recalls salad kits sold in state
The kits, sold in New Jersey, New York and Connecticut had listeria found during routine testing.
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2ds agoBright Farms on Thursday announced it is recalling some of its pre-packaged salad kits.
The kits, sold in New Jersey, New York and Connecticut had listeria found during routine testing. Some of Bright Farms baby spinach was also contaminated with listeria.
The Food and Drug Administration says the salads were sold primarily in the northeastern U.S. and also in Virginia and West Virginia.
