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Some Craisins Recalled Due to Metal Fragments

Ocean Spray on Saturday announced a precautionary recall of certain production lots of its Original Flavor Craisins® Dried Cranberries in 5-ounce, 10-ounce and 48-ounce packages, as well as bulk sweetened dried cranberries in 10-pound packages, because they might contain very small hair-like metal fragments.

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The fragments are unlikely to cause consumer injury, the company said, and it has not received any consumer complaints or reports of injury.

No other Ocean Spray brand products are affected.

The Ocean Spray Original Flavor Craisins® Dried Cranberries being recalled are:

– 5 oz Craisins® UPC: 00293-000

Best-by dates (ONLY THESE DATES FOLLOWED BY THE LETTER “M” ARE AFFECTED):

Oct 27 2012 M

Oct 28 2012 M

– 10 oz Craisins® UPC: 29456-000 and 29464-000

Best-by dates (ONLY THESE DATES FOLLOWED BY THE LETTER “M” ARE AFFECTED):

Oct 27 2012 M

Oct 28 2012 M

Oct 29 2012 M

Oct 30 2012 M

– 48 oz Craisins® UPC: 00678-318

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Best By Dates (ONLY THESE DATES FOLLOWED BY THE LETTER “M” ARE AFFECTED):

Oct 27 2012 M

Oct 28 2012 M

Oct 29 2012 M

Nov 3 2012 M

Nov 4 2012 M

Nov 5 2012 M

Nov 6 2012 M

Nov 7 2012 M

Nov 8 2012 M

Nov 10 2012 M

Nov 11 2012 M

Nov 12 2012 M

– 10 lb bulk ingredient & foodservice UPC: 03477-000

Best By Dates (ONLY THESE DATES FOLLOWED BY THE LETTER “M” ARE AFFECTED):

30 Oct 2013 M

31 Oct 2013 M

1 Nov 2013 M

5 Nov 2013 M

The company urges consumers who have purchased the recalled Craisins to destroy them, save the UPC label and best-by date and contact the Ocean Spray Consumer Hotline at 1-800-662-3263 for a coupon replacement.

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