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Raquel's Hummus Recalled for Contamination

Raquel's Hummus Recalled for Contamination

The California Department of Public Health, according to BCN (via SF Appeal) has warned consumers about a possible health risk with Raquel's brand of hummus and hummus products. Possible listeria contamination might be found in their "prepackaged hummus salad, wraps and sandwiches."

The products were voluntarily recalled by manufacturer Quong Hop and Co. -- who, back in 2007, recalled their tofu after a similar scare, "after sampling conducted by the department detected the bacteria, Listeria monocytogenes, in a processing plant, according to the department."

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