Tuna Salad was remembered in the US: Listeria Alert hit 7 states; Full list of affected areas

The grocery stores in seven American states have pulled the Tuna Salad item from its shelves after apprehending Listeria contamination. Remembering on Monday declared by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), was associated with the products supplied by Racer’s Fine Foods. The contamination used in Tuna Salad was detected. So far no case of disease has been reported. The affected items include Sandwich, Croisain, Snack Pack, and Salad trays sold in Jewel-Osco outlets in Illinois, Indiana and iowa, and Albertson, Randles and Tom Thumb Stores include Arkansas, Louisana, Oklahoma and Texas. All products have specific sales-rate dates between 16 and 19 July. Customers have been advised to throw back for full return or return the item called back.What is listeriaListeria is a bacteria that can cause serious illness, especially in pregnant people, elderly, children and people with low immunity. Infection may cause fever, nausea, diarrhea or severe cases, miscarriage or stilging.The FDA has also asked people to clean all the surfaces that may come in contact with products, warning that the Listeria may survive in cold storage like a refrigerator.