In multiple states, a recall has been issued for a spice product. The affected item is a type of seasoning used in Asian cuisine.
A grocery chain is taking action due to concerns about contamination. The recall is related to a specific brand and style of spice mix.
Further information about this recall is available from FOX 26 Houston, including the states where the product was sold, such as Georgia and Pennsylvania, and details about the product being recalled.
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