King Arthur Flour Recalled for E. coli RiskIn June and October 2019, King Arthur recalled 5-lb and 25-lb bags of Unbleached All-Purpose Flour due to a risk of E. coli contamination.

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UPDATE: Flour Recall Expands Again

In November 2019, a recall for King Arthur Flour was expanded again to include more flour that may be contaminated by E. coli.

The additional lot codes and their corresponding “Best Used By” dates are listed below:

  • Best Used by Date 12/09/19: Lot codes L18A09A & L18A09C
  • Best Used by Date 01/08/20: Lot code A19A08A

King Arthur Expands Flour Recall

October 2019 — King Arthur has expanded a flour recall from June 2019 to include more 5-lb and 25-lb bags of Unbleached All-Purpose Flour due to a risk of E. coli. No illnesses have been confirmed. The  flour was milled by ADM Milling in Buffalo, NY and distributed nationwide.

King Arthur Recalls Flour for E. coli Risk

June 2019 — A voluntary recall has been issued for certain 5-lb bags of King Arthur flour that may contain wheat that is linked to an ongoing outbreak of E. coli illnesses.

What Flour Was Recalled?

King Arthur recalled 14,218 cases of 5-pound Unbleached All-Purpose Flour. The products can be identified by the following lot codes and “Best Used By” dates, which are located on the side panel under the nutrition facts:

  • BEST USED BY 12/07/19 LOT: L18A07C
  • BEST USED BY 12/08/19 LOTS: L18A08A, L18A08B
  • BEST USED BY 12/14/19 LOTS: L18A14A, L18A14B, L18A14C

E. coli Outbreak Linked to Flour

King Arthur announced the voluntary recall after a wheat supplier, ADM Milling Co., informed the company about an ongoing outbreak of E. coli infections that was linked to wheat used in the products.

No illnesses have been linked to King Arthur flour. However, at least 17 people were infected with E. coli after eating Baker’s Corner All-Purpose Flour since December 2018. The flour was also produced by ADM Milling Co. In May 2019, ALDI grocery stores recalled the products in 11 states.

Raw Flour May Contain E. coli

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is warning consumers that flour is a raw ingredient that does not go through a kill-step to destroy harmful bacteria such as E. coli. In 2016, a separate outbreak of E. coli linked to flour sickened 63 people.

What is E. coli?

Infections with E. coli bacteria cause an illness with fever, abdominal cramps, and often bloody diarrhea. Most healthy adults recover without needing medical treatment, but some people develop a type of kidney failure called Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome (HUS).

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