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Costco recalls some foods infected with hepatitis A

Costco withdraws some of its frozen products due to possible hepatitis A infection.

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The review touched upon 4-pound packs of Kirkland Signature brand by Three Berry Blend, which is manufactured by Townsend Farms, Inc., according to a retailer ad published on the FDA website.

“A recent FDA study found that frozen blackberries produced by Townsend Farms, Inc. may be contaminated with hepatitis A,” the statement said.

Photo: FDA

Products that Costco recalls were sold in stores settled in San Diego, Los Angeles, and Hawaii with a “use before” date from 16 February 2020 of the year to 4 of May 2020.

The FDA and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have not received reports of diseases related to the products being recalled, the notice says.

The ad encourages customers who have purchased a withdrawn product to take a picture of the packaging and contact Costco for a full refund. Clients are advised not to use berries.

Hepatitis A is a “very serious” liver infection caused by a virus, according to the CDC.

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Those who contract hepatitis A—not to be confused with hepatitis B or C, which are caused by different viruses—can be sick for "several weeks" and usually make a full recovery, according to the CDC.

People rarely die of this disease, but hepatitis A can cause liver failure and death, as a rule, in people aged 50 years and older.

Symptoms include fever, fatigue, dark urine, vomiting, joint pain and jaundice.

The CDC states that although hepatitis A does occur in the United States, the infection can often be picked up in developing countries where hygienic conditions are poor, and it is noted that the disease can be prevented with a vaccine.

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On Friday, Target announced a similar recall of frozen berries from the same producer.

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