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Sprouts recalls peppercorns sold in Arizona, 8 other states

Apr 7, 2014, 11:36 AM | Updated: 11:36 am

PHOENIX — Sprouts has recalled peppercorns sold at its stores in nine states, including Arizona, because of a salmonella risk.

The organic black peppercorns were sold in a 2.12-ounce clear glass jar with a Sprouts Farmers Market label. It has a lot number of 3287 and an expiration date of October 2016.

Sprouts has not received reports of anyone being sickened by the product.

As a precaution, the chain voluntarily recalled three other types of peppercorns:

• Frontier organic whole black peppercorns sold in a 16-ounce container with lot code 3256.
• Sprouts Farmers Market organic black peppercorns sold in a 2.12-ounce container with lot code 3246.
• Simply Organic whole black peppercorns sold in a 2.65-ounce container with lot codes 3221 and 3262.

Customers can return the recalled peppercorns for a full refund.

For more information, call (480) 814-8016 or email customerrelations@sprouts.com.

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Sprouts recalls peppercorns sold in Arizona, 8 other states