About 560 Pounds of Cold Smoked Sprats Recalled Over Potential Contamination
Approximately 560 pounds of Cold Smoked Sprats, distributed by Haifa Smoked Fish, have been recalled due to potential contamination and were distributed in Pennsylvania, among other states.
Harrisburg Lancaster Lebanon York, PA, October 28, 2026 —
Approximately 560 pounds of Cold Smoked Sprats distributed by Haifa Smoked Fish have been recalled because of potential contamination, according to the information provided. The products were distributed in Pennsylvania and other states, but the states beyond Pennsylvania were not identified.
The available details do not specify the contaminant, how it was detected, or whether any illnesses or injuries have been reported. They also do not identify when the products were distributed or when the recall was announced. No product codes, package sizes, lot numbers, or other identifying details were provided.
The information provided does not name a government agency or other organization that announced or is overseeing the recall. It also does not describe any inspection findings, the status of an investigation, or steps taken by the distributor. The precise amount recalled is stated as approximately 560 pounds.
Additional details about the recall, including the affected states and products, were not included in the information available for this report. The name Haifa Smoked Fish is identified as the distributor; the manufacturer and any retail outlets involved were not specified. No consumer instructions or contact information were provided.
The recall concerns a potential contamination issue, but the nature and scope of that concern remain unclear from the details provided. No further information was available on the timeline, the number of packages involved, or whether the recalled sprats had been removed from distribution.
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