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Texas A&M Forest Service Safety Message 01-13

Texas A&M Forest Service Safety Message 01-13. MRE Safety. This is a reissue of a previous contamination notice. All MREs packed by the manufacturers listed below on or before the Julian date of 9139 (05/19/2009) may contain “ dairyshake ” powder

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Texas A&M Forest Service Safety Message 01-13

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  1. Texas A&M Forest Service Safety Message 01-13 MRE Safety This is a reissue of a previous contamination notice • All MREs packed by the manufacturers listed below on or before the • Julian date of 9139 (05/19/2009) may contain “dairyshake” powder • that could be contaminated with Salmonella. To prevent sickness • the pouch must be removed, opened, and poured into the trash. • Screen all boxes of stored MREs and remove them, if feasible. • Otherwise, label the box with this message and remove “dairyshake” • pouches as the MRE is issued/consumed. This message does • not extend MREs beyond their Inspect/test date—contact TFS EHS • for assistance with inspecting expired lots for possible extension. • AmeriqualPackaging, Evansville, IN 47710 • SOPAKO Packaging, Mullins, SC 29574-1047 • The Wornick Company, Cincinnati, OH 45242 • For more information on this message Google the Defense Logistic • Agency safety message “ALFOODACT 131-2009”. example of a potentially contaminated lot

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