More than 7,000 cases of Martinelli's Apple Juice were recalled in Ohio, Kentucky and 26 other states due to concerns of patulin contamination.

The recall was issued in 28 states on March 18 for 7,234 cases, which totals more than 170,000 bottles, due to a mycotoxin called patulin possibly affecting the products, according to the Food and ...

According to the FDA, the recall is due to the potential presence of patulin, a toxin mainly found in rotting apples. Patulin contamination can occur in a variety of apple products, including apple ...

More than 7,000 cases (over 170,000 bottles) of apple juice were voluntarily recalled by S Martinelli & Company over concerns of patulin contamination, a toxic substance produced by certain molds.

"Patulin is a toxic substance produced by molds that may grow on apples," the FDA's website states. "In the past, patulin has been found to occur at high levels in some apple juice products ...

The FDA announced that Martinelli's has issued a recall for 170,000 bottles of apple juice over potential toxic contamination ...

More than 170,000 bottles of apple juice produced by Watsonville-based S. Martinelli & Co. have been taken off the shelves due to potential contamination with a toxic substance known as ...

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) initiated a voluntary recall for S Martinelli & Company Apple Juice over concerns it could be contaminated with patulin, which the National Institute of ...

Martinelli’s recalled about 173,616 bottles of apple juice sold in the company’s signature glass jars in 28 states because they might be contaminated with the toxin patulin. Patulin’s commonly found ...

Martinelli's is recalling more than 170,000 apple juice bottles because their contents may be contaminated by patulin, a toxic substance produced by some fungi. The recall covers round glass 10 ...

Martinelli's is voluntarily recalling 10-ounce apple juice glass bottles because they may be potentially contaminated with patulin, a toxic substance. The recall was first initiated in March ...