Richvale, California – Potentially contaminated rice was sold at stores in Washington state, according to an update from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. More than 27,000 packages of organic white rice were recalled due to “potential contamination with foreign materials,” the FDA said in an enforcement report.

The recalled products were distributed in 13 states. Here’s what to know: Which food was recalled in Washington state? Lundberg Family Farms in Richvale, California, initially issued a voluntary recall on April 3, the FDA said in its enforcement report. The recall impacts affects a total of 27,324 packages of Lundberg Family Farms rice labeled as “best before” Feb. 1, 2027, and Feb. 2, 2027. Here’s which kind: Lundberg Family Farms White Jasmine Rice: 32 ounces The Universal Product Code on the recalled packages of rice is 073416-040281, the FDA said, while the affected lot codes are 260201 and 260202.

Where was recalled white jasmine rice sold? According to the updated recall, the 2-pound bags of white jasmine rice were sold in the following states: California Connecticut Florida Illinois North Carolina New Hampshire New York Pennsylvania Tennessee Vermont Washington state Wisconsin Which grocery stores sell Lundberg Family Farms rice? Although it’s not clear which stores in Washington state sold the recalled lots, the following chains carry Lundberg Family Farms white jasmine rice:

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