Kroger recalls shrimp products labeled ‘cooked’ that may actually be raw

Detroit Free Press Staff
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Kroger Co. is recalling nine different kinds of cooked shrimp that actually are raw or undercooked, raising the risk of food-borne illness.

The shrimp was distributed at Kroger stores across Michigan, Ohio, northwest Virginia as well as KingSoopers, Frys and Smiths stores. All were produced Aug. 25-26, 2018, and have sell by dates of Aug. 25-26, 2020.

Here are the recalled varieties:

  • Sand bar cooked shrimp 26/30, two-pound packages, UPC code 11110-64115.

  • Shrimp cooked, tail-on, 26/30, frozen service case, UPC 69439-XXXXX, package size varies.

  • Shrimp, grab and go service case, UPC 69447-XXXXX, package size varies.

  • Shrimp cooked, 26/30, seasoned, service case, UPC 69472-XXXXX, package size varies.

  • Shrimp cooked, 26/30, tail on, frozen service case, UPC 89439-XXXXX, package size varies.

  • Shrimp cooked, service case, UPC 89461-XXXXX, package size varies.

  • Shrimp cooked, seasoned, 26/30, service case, UPC 98107-XXXXX. Package size varies.

  • Shrimp cocktail, 26/30, UPC 99479-5XXXX, package size varies.

  • Shrimp, cooked, peeled, 26/30, UPC 40401-370681, two-pound packages

For questions, contact the Aqua Star Consumer Hotline at 1-800-232-6280.

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