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LEASA Industries Co., Inc. recalls LEASA Alfalfa Sprouts

LEASA Industries Co., Inc. started this recall on September 4, 2026. The FDA classified it as Class I, the most serious category: there is a reasonable chance that eating the product could cause serious health problems or death. The reason given is e. coli. It was distributed in 2 states. We consider this recall active, so check your kitchen if you buy this brand.

Status
Active
Recall started
September 4, 2026
Company
LEASA Industries Co., Inc.
Classification
Class I (serious health risk)
Where sold
Florida, New Hampshire
Quantity
1,416 cups; 13,812 cups

Reason for recall (official wording)

Seeds may have been contaminated with E.coli

Recalled products (official wording)

  • LEASA Alfalfa Sprouts; packaged in plastic clamshell containers; KEEP REFRIGERATED; NET WT. 6 OZ. (170g); Grown & Packaged by: LEASA Industries Co., Inc., Mami FL 33147; Product of USA; UPC: 0 75465 11111 0
  • LEASA Living Alfalfa Sprouts; packaged in plastic clamshell containers; KEEP REFRIGERATED; NET WT. 4 OZ. (113g); Grown & Packaged by: LEASA Industries Co., Inc., Mami FL 33147; Product of USA; UPC: 0 75465 55912 7

Distribution

FL and NH

What to do

Compare the brand, size, lot code and dates on your package with the details above. If they match, do not eat it. Throw it away or return it to the store. Contact a healthcare provider if you feel unwell. Step-by-step guide.

Source: FDA Enforcement Report (openFDA), event 99951.

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