Bornstein Seafoods recalls

Every food recall in the FDA enforcement data involving Bornstein Seafoods. 3 recall events on record since 2019.

Common reasons

Kinds of food

Latest recalls

• Bornstein Seafoods recalls Bornstein Frozen Shrimp Meat: listeria risk
  July 2, 2025 · Bornstein Seafoods · Seafood Class I

  The recall was the result of the firm's routine sampling program and Listeria monocytogenes was detected in an in-process shrimp sample in a food production environment. Product: Bornstein…

• Bornstein Seafoods recalls Fresh Cooked Pink Shrimp Meat: foreign object
  May 15, 2019 · Bornstein Seafoods · Seafood Class II

  Product is recalled due to glass fragment contamination Product: Fresh Cooked Pink Shrimp Meat, refrigerated, packaged in 5 pound plastic tubs with a label sticker on the lid. Master…

• Bornstein Seafoods recalls 5-pound cans of unpasteurized: botulism risk
  February 13, 2019 · Bornstein Seafoods · Seafood Class I

  5-pound cans of unpasteurized, reduced oxygen packaged (ROP), ready-to-eat, Dungeness crab meat are recalled because the incorrect Time Temperature Indicator (TTI) was applied to the cans.…

Frequently asked questions

Has Bornstein Seafoods had food recalls?

The FDA enforcement data we hold lists 3 recall events for Bornstein Seafoods, of which 2 recalls are Class I (FDA’s highest-risk class).

What are the most common reasons?

other contamination (2), listeria (1), botulism (1).

Which kinds of food are involved?

seafood (3).

How do I know if my food is affected?

Open the recall and compare the product name, size and lot or date codes with what you have. If it matches, follow the company’s and FDA’s instructions.

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