A California-based company has recalled 18 types of specialty drinks sold in Buffalo cafes, restaurants, and online due to salmonella concerns. The recall was issued after the company discovered that some of its products may be contaminated with salmonella.
The recalled drinks were sold in Buffalo and 24 other states, and were available for purchase online and in stores. The company is advising consumers to check their purchases and return any affected products for a full refund.
The recall affects Buffalo residents who may have purchased the drinks, including those who bought them online or in local cafes and restaurants. Consumers are advised to check the company's website for a list of recalled products and to contact the company directly if they have any questions or concerns.
The Buffalo area has seen an increase in food recalls in recent years, with many companies issuing recalls due to contamination concerns. The California-based company's recall is just one example of the need for increased food safety measures in the area.
The Canalside area, for example, has many cafes and restaurants that may have sold the recalled drinks. Residents in this area are advised to check their purchases and return any affected products for a full refund.
The company is working to notify all affected consumers and to provide refunds for any recalled products. Buffalo residents can expect to see updates on the recall in the coming weeks, including information on how to check for recalled products and how to obtain a refund.
The Buffalo health department is advising consumers to take precautions when purchasing specialty drinks, including checking the company's website for recalls and contacting the company directly if they have any questions or concerns. The health department is scheduled to meet on a later date to discuss food safety measures and potential improvements.